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WorksheetsWorld Instruments - Australia and India
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the Australian instrument made from living parts of the Eucalyptus tree?
Gum Leaf
Bullroarer
Clap Sticks
Didgeridoo
Which instrument is a straight, wooden trumpet made of a termite-eaten Eucalyptus tree?
Gum Leaf
Didgeridoo
Bullroarer
Clap Sticks
Which instrument is used not just for music but for communication?
Gum Leaf
Didgeridoo
Bullroarer
Clap Sticks
Which instrument is made of two pieces of high-density wood that often accompanies the didgeridoo?
Gum Leaf
Didgeridoo
Bullroarer
Clap Sticks
What are the names of the two styles of Classical Indian Music?
Carnatic
Khanjira
Hinduship
Hindustani
What is the name for the 7 notes of the Raga?
Swaras
Sarods
Sarons
Sarangis
What is the name of the Indian scales or melodic frameworks?
Swara
Raga
Taala
Sarod
What is the name given to rhythmic patterns often taught by word-of-mouth?
Swara
Raga
Taala
Sarod
What is the name of the native people on Australia?
Native American
Aboriginal
Abornorial
Alaskan
This 4-stringed drone instrument is responsible for creating the foundation of the Raga:
Tampura
Sarangi
Sitar
Veena
This box-shaped piano uses two bellows to produce sound with air blowing over metal reeds:
Harmonium
Sarangi
Tabla
Veena
This oval-shaped percussion instrument has a high and low-pitched drum head:
Tabla
Venu
Mridangam
Khanjira
A member of the tambourine family, this lizard-skinned percussion instrument is hydrated and dehydrated for flexibility of pitch:
Khanjira
Mridangam
Tabla
Veena
A pair of two drums of different sizes, this pair of Hindustani percussion instruments often accompanies melodic instruments:
Mridangam
Ghatam
Khanjira
Tabla
A clay pot played with the hands:
Khanjira
Tabla
Mridangam
Ghatam
A bowed lute instrument with 3 playable strings and 35 sympathetic strings:
Veena
Sitar
Sarangi
Tampura
A Hindustani plucked lute instrument with moveable frets:
Veena
Sitar
Sarangi
Tampura
A Carnatic plucked lute instrument with fixed frets played while resting on the lap:
Veena
Sitar
Sarangi
Tampura
What are the two names of the bamboo flute played in Classical Indian Music?
Bansuri
Venu
Veena
Santoor
Morsing
Name of the Indian jaw-harp:
Morsing
Venu
Bansuri
Santoor
Name of the Indian hammered dulcimer played with tiny, wooden hammers:
Venu
Bansuri
Santoor
Morsing
Which type of Indian music often focus on human emotions?
Hindustani
Carnatic
Which type of Indian music often focuses on devotion to the gods:
Hindustani
Carnatic
Which type of Indian music was influenced by the Persian Empire?
Hindustani
Carnatic
Which type of Indian music was influenced by the southern temples?
Hindustani
Carnatic
