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Worksheets12/7- 1940s/50s Rock-n-roll Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The jukebox got its name from the slang word, "jook" meaning
Singing loudly
Playing board games
Dancing and acting wildly
Making an instrument out of an empty box
Jukeboxes were found in the following places:
Click all that apply
Diners and Restaurants
Juke Joints
Churches
Hangout Spots
Why did they stop producing jukeboxes for a while in the 1940's?
World War II
A shortage of music
Not enough interest from the public
They were outlawed
In the 1950's, jukeboxes reflected the shape and style of
Candy
Kids' toys
Clothing
Flashy cars
The TRUMPET, FRENCH HORN, TROMBONE, and TUBA are part of the
Woodwind Family
Brass Family
Percussion Family
String Family
The Violin, Viola, Cello, and Bass belong to the
Woodwind Family
Brass Family
Percussion Family
String Family
The DRUMS, XYLOPHONE, TYMPANI, and CYMBALS, etc. art part of the
Woodwind Family
Brass Family
Percussion Family
String Family
The FLUTE, OBOE, CLARINET, BASSOON (and Saxophone) belong to the
Woodwind Family
Brass Family
Percussion Family
String Family
Elvis fused these styles of music to create his signature sound:
PICK THREE
Rhythm and Blues
Country-Western
Pop
Classical
Rap
Elvis was not only a huge impact in the music world- he was a big influencer with teenagers, especially since
The economy was shaping up. Teenagers had money to spend to try out new things like music and trends.
Old people did not like Elvis
Elvis invented Minecraft
Elvis played the Bassoon
