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Soca Music 2!

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is meant by social commentary calypso music?

a)

Two calypsonians battle each other to see who is better.

b)

Lyrics in the music that make the audience laugh.

c)

Known as a poor man's newspaper in song that informs them of issues.

d)

Music with the intention to make the audience dance.

2.

The instrumentation for calypso music include:

a)

Drums, Bass, Guitar, Keyboard, Percussion and a Brass Section.

b)

Drums, Keyboard, Brass Section and Percussion.

c)

Keyboard, Brass Section, Bass and Guitar.

d)

Percussion, Bass, Keyboard and Guitar.

3.

Calypso music originated from which of these countries?

a)

Jamaica

b)

Barbados

c)

Tobago

d)

Trinidad

4.

Calypso texts usually_______________.

a)

make fun of political, social, and economical issues

b)

are about angry people

c)

are sad and make people cry

d)

have non-syncopated rhythms

5.

Calypso music shows strong ____________influence.

a)

American

b)

European

c)

African

d)

Asian

6.

Which of the following is stated as the extended name of soca?

a)

Soul Calypso

b)

Social Calypso

c)

Soul Caribbean

d)

Social Commentary

7.

What is the main difference between Sweet Soca and Power Soca?

a)

One is sweet and the other is hard.

b)

Sweet soca is slower than Power Soca.

c)

Sweet Soca uses less instruments than Power Soca.

d)

There is more dancing in Power Soca than in Sweet Soca.

8.

Which group of people was linked to the creation of Chutney Soca?

a)

European

b)

African

c)

Hindu Indians

d)

Chinese

9.

True or False:

This excerpt is an example of soca.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

True or False:

This excerpt is an example of soca.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Who invented Soca?

a)

Lord Kitchener

b)

Machel Montano

c)

Lord Shorty

12.

When was Soca invented?

a)

1960s

b)

1990s

c)

1980s

d)

1970s

13.

True or False:

This excerpt is an example of soca.

a)

True

b)

False