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MEANING THROUGH SONG

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The beginning part of a song, usually a short section of music is called the_____________.

a)

intro

b)

coda

c)

bridge

2.

The section that connects two parts of a song, often the verse to the chorus is called the ____________.

a)

refrain

b)

intro

c)

bridge

3.

The ending part of a song that usually sounds different than the rest of the song is called the __________.

a)

intro

b)

coda

c)

verse

4.

Which music style is loud, rhythmic and energetic?

a)

jazz

b)

rock

c)

country

d)

folk

5.

Which music style is slow, calming, groovy?

a)

pop

b)

folk

c)

trance

d)

blues

6.

Which music style is catchy, simple and easy?

a)

heavy metal

b)

reggae

c)

pop

d)

hip-hop

7.

Which music type is good for dancing?

a)

rap

b)

house

c)

waltz

d)

techno

8.

Which is a string instrument?

a)

piano

b)

keyboard

c)

saxophone

d)

guitar

9.

Which is a wind instrument?

a)

flute

b)

drums

c)

cello

d)

bass

10.

Who is called The King of Pop?

a)

Justin Bieber

b)

Justin Timberlake

c)

Michael Jackson

d)

Elvis Presley

11.

What is song?

a)

A composition of beautiful word that contain figure of speech

b)

A composition of tone and voice in sequence and combination

c)

A composition of sequence past event

d)

A composition of love story in form of the lyric

12.

What is the purpose of the song?

a)

To write impression words

b)

To express beautiful words

c)

To express feelings and entertain others

d)

To give different feeling from song

13.

How can we know the message of the song?

a)

From intro of the song

b)

From the bridge of the song

c)

From the title and understand the chorus

d)

From the pre-chorus

14.

Which part of the song is repeated two or more times in song?

a)

Intro

b)

Verse

c)

Bridge

d)

Chorus

15.

Which part of the song is beginning part?

a)

Intro

b)

Chorus

c)

Bridge

d)

Verse