This is the 'big curvy bit' of a guitar, which rests against the middle section of your body when you play.

This is an opening in the body of guitar. It allows sound waves to travel into the body and back out again, so the guitar's sound can be heard.

This part sticks out from the body and is the base of the fingerboard, where you'll put your fingers to play different pitches.

These are gears that allow you to tighten or loosen the strings by turning them, changing each string’s pitch. There is one for each string.

This is a piece of plastic material that is placed on the body of a guitar, whose purpose is to protect the guitar's finish.

This term refers both to the RAISED METAL STRIPS inserted into the fingerboard (the front of the neck) AND the individual SECTIONS they create.

These two parts specifically work together to help the acoustic guitar amplify the sound of the strings.

The term used to describe the highness or lowness of sound is _________________.

The element of music that has to do with all things related to timing and the arrangement of sounds and silence is __________________.

The set of 5 lines and 4 spaces upon which music is written is called a ________.

Symbols that represent musical sounds are called _____________.

The vertical lines that divide music into “chunks” are called ______________________.

The distance between two barlines creates a musical “chunk” known as a _______________.

The symbol that appears at the end of a staff to mark the end of the music is called a ___________________.

How many measures does this example have?

How many strings do the guitars we play have?

(Don't be afraid to just look...use your resources, observation skills ;)