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WorksheetsMUSIC Q2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
It is called as the best-known traditional Korean zither-like string instrument with 12 strings.
Geumungo
Haegum
Kayagum
Sog-ak
It is a big percussion instrument of Japanese that plays integral part of many Japanese Matsuri (festival).
O'daiko
Taiko
Tsuridaiko
Tsuzumi
The following are idiophone instruments of Japan except:
Odaiko
Pengling
Taiko
Tsuzumi
Which musical instrument is from China?
Geumungo
Shinobue
Sho
Yunlou
Which of the following belongs to chordophone?
Changgo
Yueqin
Pengling
Dizi
In what Asian country did Kayagum came from?
China
Japan
Korea
Philippines
The following musical instruments are categorized as aerophone except:
Erhu
Hichiriki
Nokan
Sho
A musical instrument made of bamboo that is used in both folk and classical music of Korea.
Changgo
Geumungo
Haegum
Piri
A Chinese mouth organ instrument that looks like a set of panpipes with 12 to 36 bamboo pipes.
Nokan
Sheng
Sho
Zheng
Which of the following is the counterpart/equivalent of 'Sho' of Japan musical instrument?
Dizi of China
Haegum of Korea
Piri
Sheng of China
JIUCHI commonly referred as "ji" is the base beat of underlying rhythm in traditional Japanese music.
TRUE
FALSE
Aerophone is a group of instruments that will sound through the vibration of strings.
TRUE
FALSE
Chordophone is a group of musical instruments that sounded by pressing parallel levers.
TRUE
FALSE
Dizi is an ancient Chinese instrument that has an arched surface and an elongated-trapezoid with 21,25 & 26 strings.
TRUE
FALSE
Sheng is a Chinese mouth-blown free reed instrument consisting of vertical pipes.
TRUE
FALSE
