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Total questions: 149

Worksheet time: 2hrs 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
How many basic steps are in the Cha Cha dance
a)
5
b)
3
c)
4
d)
2
2.
Where did the Cha Cha dance originate?
a)
Mexico
b)
Spain
c)
America
d)
Cuba
3.
What are the 4 basic steps in the Cha Cha?
a)
side step, step turn, backward walk, forward walk
b)
Side step, forward walk, backward walk, rocking step
c)
side step, cross over step, rocking step, forward walk
d)
side step, forward walk, backward walk, step together
4.
In what year was the Cha Cha introduced to the US?
a)
1954
b)
1960
c)
1974
d)
1940
5.
How does the male ask the lady to dance?
a)
says "would you like to dance with me?"
b)
Grabs her hand
c)
Lifts left hand into the air
d)
Grabs her shoulder 
6.
How does the lady accept the dance invitation from the man?
a)
says "yes I will dance with you."
b)
Grabs his right hand 
c)
Grabs his shoulder
d)
Grabs his left hand with her right hand
7.
Where does the males right hand go when dancing with a lady?
a)
Left shoulder blade
b)
Right shoulder blade
c)
Left hip
d)
Right hip
8.
Where does the lady place her left hand when dancing with the man?
a)
Left shoulder
b)
Right bicep
c)
Left bicep
d)
Right shoulder
9.
The male takes his first step to the _________ when starting the Cha Cha.
a)
left
b)
back
c)
right
d)
front
10.
The lady takes her first step to the __________ when starting the Cha Cha.
a)
left
b)
right
c)
back 
d)
front
11.
On count 2 during the Cha Cha what movement is being done?
a)
side step
b)
rocking step
c)
walk backwards
d)
walk forwards
12.
The Cha Cha rhythm developed from what type of music?
a)
Mambo
b)
Danzon
c)
Rumba 
d)
Both Mambo & Danzon
13.
In the islands of the West Indies there are certain plants that produce seedpods known as______ _______.
a)
seeds
b)
cha- cha
c)
bean pod
d)
cocoa 
14.
What did they use the cha- cha seeds for?
a)
Food
b)
to make small rattles
c)
medicine 
d)
spices
15.
The cha-cha dance comes from what two dances?
a)
Cha-Cha slide & bachata 
b)
Bomba & Flamenco
c)
Mambo & Swing
d)
Jazz & Ballet
16.

It is a newest and most popular Latin dance and was named after the shuffling sound.

a)

Cha - Cha

b)

Rumba

c)

Mambo

d)

Rock n' Roll Dance

17.

The cha - cha dance is originated in what place.

a)

Cali

b)

Chicago

c)

Cuba

d)

Cape Town

18.

It is the most difficult latin dance because it is fast and has acrobatic moves.

a)

Cha - Cha

b)

Rumba

c)

Mambo

d)

Rock n' Roll Dance

19.

It is the slowest of the competitive international Latin dance styles.

a)

Cha - Cha

b)

Rumba

c)

Mambo

d)

Rock n' Roll Dance

20.

What is the time signature of rumba dance?

a)

4

4

b)

4

2

c)

4

8

d)

3

8

21.

What is the tempo of Cha- cha dance?

a)

110 to 110

b)

110 to 120

c)

110 to 130

d)

110 to 140

22.

Gentleman will start with the left foot, while the lady starts with the right.

a)

New York Step

b)

Open Basic Movement

c)

Closed Basic Movement

d)

Latin Hip Movement

23.

Alternate bending and straightening of the knees.

a)

New York Step

b)

Open Basic Movement

c)

Closed Basic Movement

d)

Latin Hip Movement

24.

The men's basic step begin in the open facing position.

a)

New York Step

b)

Open Basic Movement

c)

Closed Basic Movement

d)

Alternative Basic Movement

25.

The ladies' basic step begin in the closed facing position and left foot side to prepare.

a)

New York Step

b)

Open Basic Movement

c)

Closed Basic Movement

d)

Alternative Basic Movement

26.

The men's basic step begin in an open facing position and right foot side to prepare. Release right hand hold on end of prep step.

a)

New York Step

b)

Open Basic Movement

c)

Closed Basic Movement

d)

Alternative Basic Movement

27.

It is gliding dance step in a triple-step.

a)

Chasse

b)

Common Injuries

c)

Closed Basic Movement

d)

Body Conditioning

28.

This dance is started in the 1950's and it is more on freestyle.

a)

Cha - Cha

b)

Rumba

c)

Mambo

d)

Rock n' Roll Dance

29.

It is a first partner dance to feature acrobatic.

a)

Cha - Cha

b)

Rumba

c)

Lindy hop

d)

Rock n' Roll Dance

30.

Where did the Rock and Roll Dance first grow in popularity?

a)

Ankara

b)

Austin

c)

America

d)

Armenia

31.

Where did the waltz originate?

a)

Italy

b)

France

c)

Austria

d)

Spain

32.

In what century did the waltz become popular in Europe?

a)

15th century

b)

17th century

c)

18th century

d)

20th century

33.

What is the time signature of waltz music?

a)

4/4

b)

3/4

c)

6/8

d)

2/4

34.

Why was the waltz controversial in its early days?

a)

it was too fast-paced

b)

it was danced outdoors

c)

only the royalty could dance it

d)

partners danced too close

35.

What was the original form of waltz during the late 18th century?

a)

Folk dance

b)

Hip hop

c)

ballet

d)

tap dance

36.

What is the waltz step that involves rotation called?

a)

Spin step

b)

Circle step

c)

Turn step

d)

Waltz turn

37.

How does dancers count the rhythm of the waltz

a)

1-2

b)

1-2-3

c)

1-2-3-4

d)

Quick-quick-slow

38.

What does the word "waltz" come from?

a)

A latin word meaning "CIRCLE"

b)

A German word meaning "TO ROLL OR TURN"

c)

A French word meaning "TO LEAP"

d)

An Austrian word meaning "TO SPIN"

39.

Who is the one famous composer known for waltz music?

a)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

b)

Johan Sebastian Bach

c)

Ludwig van Beethoven

d)

Johann Strauss II

40.

What is a "Natural Turn" in waltz dancing?

a)

A step to the left

b)

A right-turning movement

c)

A movement done in place

d)

A freestyle step

41.

The waltz was immediately accepted by all levels of society.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

42.

The waltz is a fast and stiff dance performed in a closed hold.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

43.

Waltz music usually has a strong first beat followed by two lighter beats.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

44.

Proper foot placement helps avoid stepping on your partner.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

45.

The waltz was one of the first dances to involves a close hold between partners.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

46.

Tango was bornin the slums of________ in the late 19th century.

a)

Buenos Aires

b)

German

c)

South America

d)

United States

47.

As the dance has evolved over the decades and become less scandalous , it’s now danced in ballrooms.

a)

Tango Basic

b)

Tango

c)

Tango Rocks

d)

Single Corte

48.

Jumbled Word


URNGVIC SICAB

(a)  

49.

To rock means to transfer your weight from one foot to the other foot using a slight backward and forward motion.


AGTNO SOKCSR

(a)  

50.

Gentlemen, this figure will seem a bit unusual at first because it’s the first time you step backward. As you step backward, your hips will be in a seated position so that the lady will feel you move backward without being pulled off ballance.

a)

Curving Basic

b)

Tango Rocks

c)

Single Corté

d)

Promenade

51.

Tango is commonly danced in a circular dir ection to the left, and dancer s use a _________ to f ollow the line of dance.

a)

Promenade

b)

Single Corté

c)

Rock and Corté

d)

Curving Basic

52.

Is a V-shaped dance position where both the man and lady move forward in the same direction.

a)

Rock and Corté

b)

Promenade

c)

Curving Basic

d)

Tango Rocks

53.

Gentlemen, It’s important to not pull your arms and tilt your head back when you take the Corté step. Instead, shift y our weight all the way over your left hip and leg to give your partner room to make the Corté line.

a)

Rock and Corté

b)

Tango

c)

Promenade

d)

Curving Basic

54.

NNIRUG PETSS

(a)  

55.

Feet Position Number?

a)

First Position

b)

Second Position

c)

Third Position

d)

Forth Position

e)

Fifth Position

56.

___vocal music is based on human breathing rather than mathematical timing

a)

Chinese music

b)

Japanese music

c)

Korean music

57.

The performance of Japanese music is similar to other form of arts except one;

a)

martial arts

b)

tea ceremony

c)

entertainment

58.

It gives sheer and excitement to every Japanese festival

a)

Odaiko

b)

Koto

c)

Taiko

59.

It is a Japanese drum that comes in various sizes and symbolizes the heart beat of a person.

a)

Odaiko

b)

Koto

c)

Taiko

60.

It is classify as a hour glass shape drum

a)

Koto

b)

Tsuzumi

c)

Tsuridaiko

61.

It is a 13 string zither, about 2 meters wide and made up of Paulownia wood

a)

Koto

b)

Shamisen

c)

Banjo

62.

It is a plucked string instrument. Its neck is fretless an d slimmer than banjo and guitar

a)

Biwa

b)

Koto

c)

Shamisen

63.

The most famous flute made from bamboo with 4-5 finger holes

a)

Hichiriki

b)

Nokan

c)

Shakuhachi

64.

It is the only melodic instrument used in Noh

a)

Hichiriki

b)

Nokan

c)

Shakuhachi

65.

It is a Japanese free reed musical instrument that was introduced from China during Nara period

a)

Sho

b)

Ryuteki

c)

Shinobue

66.

The very beginning of Chinese Traditional Music was inspired by...

a)

Sounds of Chinese opera

b)

Sounds of nature

c)

Sounds of the city

d)

Sounds of YouTube

67.

What was the initial purpose of Chinese traditional music?

a)

No specific purpose

b)

Become famous musicians and tour around the country

c)

To follow religious events

68.

During the Formative Period (3000BC – 400AD)...

a)

Chinese music got influenced by many islamic countries

b)

The basis of the pentatonic scale was established

c)

Chinese Opera emerged

d)

Chinese music was heavily influenced by European countries

69.

During the International Period (400 – 900AD) ...

a)

China got the influence from Middle Eastern and islamic music cultures

b)

China got the influence from all the Western colonies

c)

China developed the Chinese Opera

d)

China hosted the Xi'an 787AD Summer Olympics where Ming Yao became a basketball star

70.

During the national period (900 – 1900AD) ...

a)

Chinese Opera was standardized

b)

Music was only played for religious purposes

c)

Music was plain and simple

71.

During the World Music period (1900AD onwards) ...

a)

Western music influenced China. After that, China created K-Pop and Hip Hop

b)

Chinese Opera was created thanks to the Islamic influence

c)

Western music influenced China. Western instrumentation scales and sounds were widespread

72.

Chinese traditional instrument were classfied by ...

a)

... how the sound was produced.

b)

... materials they were made of.

c)

... color and size.

d)

... how difficult to play they were.

73.

Traditionally, Chinese instruments are separated into how many categories?

a)

5: Silk, Bamboo, Wood, Gourd, Skin.

b)

8: Silk, Bamboo, Wood, Stone, Gourd, Metal, Clay, Skin

c)

4: Strings, Percussion, Woodwinds, Brass

d)

9: Silk, Bamboo, Wood, Grass, Stone, Gourd, Metal, Clay, Skin

74.

The system to classify traditional Chinese instruments is called ...

a)

八音 (bayin)

b)

六音 (liuyin)

c)

爸音 (bayin)

d)

巴西 (baxi)

75.

Name the instrument:

a)

Erhu

b)

Dizi

c)

Guzheng

d)

Pipa

76.

Name the instrument:

a)

Dizi

b)

Erhu

c)

Yangqin

d)

Sheng

77.

Name the instrument

a)

Guzheng

b)

Guqin

c)

Yangqin

d)

Piano

78.

Name the instrument:

a)

Dizi

b)

Trumpet

c)

Suona

d)

Xiao

79.

Name the instrument:

a)

Guqin

b)

Guzheng

c)

Harp

d)

Yangqin

80.

Instrument mainly used in temples:

a)

Erhu

b)

Temple Blocks (木鱼)

c)

Sheng

d)

Guqin

81.

It looks like this person is playing a...

a)

Guzheng

b)

Electric Guitar

c)

Guqin

d)

Yangqin

82.

I would bet that she is playing a ...

a)

Dizi

b)

Xiao

c)

Recorder

d)

Suona

83.

I think that's a ...

a)

Ruan

b)

Pipa

c)

Guitar

d)

Erhu

84.

Eastern and Western music notation was completely identical in the past.

a)

Yes, both of them used the staff notation.

b)

No, in the East they used Cipher notation while in the West musicians used staff notation.

85.

This is ...

a)

Ancient Chinese cipher notation

b)

Ancient Western staff notation

c)

Modern Chinese cipher notation

d)

Modern Western staff notation

86.

This is ...

a)

Ancient Chinese cipher notation

b)

Ancient Western staff notation

c)

Modern Chinese cipher notation

d)

Modern Western staff notation

87.

This is ...

a)

Ancient Chinese cipher notation

b)

Ancient Western staff notation

c)

Modern Chinese cipher notation

d)

Modern Western staff notation

88.

Chinese orchestras nowadays borrow HIGH PITCH instruments like Violins and Flutes, because there is not enough high pitch instruments ...

a)

True

b)

False

89.

Which one of these modern families you cannot find in most of Chinese orchestras?

a)

Strings

b)

Brass

c)

Percussion

d)

Woodwinds

90.

Western and Chinese (Eastern) orchestras have this in common:

a)

They are both the same, no differences at all.

b)

More quiet instruments are set in the front and louder ones in the back.

c)

Both of them have a large brass section.

d)

Louder instruments are set in front of the orchestra. Quiet instruments are left in the back. Who wants to listen to the poor Yangqin anyway?

91.

How many notes does the Pentatonic Scale have?

a)

7

b)

4

c)

5

d)

1 or 2

92.

If Do/C is the 1st note in the scale and Re/D is the 2nd... what musical notes are missing in a Pentatonic Scale?

a)

3rd and 5th

b)

4th and 5th

c)

4th and 7th

d)

6th and 7th

93.

This is a pentatonic scale

a)

True

b)

False

94.

This is a pentatonic scale

a)

True, even if it has more than 5 notes it's pentatonic.

b)

False, you cannot have more than 5 notes in a pentatonic scale.

95.

A drone in music is ...

a)

A musical accompaniment consisting of continuous sosunding pitches notes. Often used in traditional music.

b)

A musical accompaniment of constantly changing notes and rhythms. Often used in American Jazz.

c)

A flying gadget to capture amazing videos for my YouTube channel.

96.

The name of traditional Indonesian music meaning "to hammer"

a)

Wayang

b)

Gamelan

c)

Kulit

d)

Golek

97.

The name of Indonesian puppet theater:

a)

Wolon

b)

Wayang

c)

Wulan

d)

Wodong

98.

Type of Wayang puppet theater involving shadow puppets

a)

Wayang Kulit

b)

Wayang Golek

c)

Wayang Gonang

d)

Wayang Karnek

99.

Type of Wayang puppet theater that involves wooden puppets:

a)

Wayang Kulit

b)

Wayang Golek

c)

Wayang Harket

d)

Wayang

100.

Thin bronze-keyed instrument used to play the melody in Gamelan

a)

Gender

b)

Saron

c)

Bonang

d)

Kenong

101.

Thick bronze-keyed instrument played with a single hammer that plays the melody in Gamelan:

a)

Gender

b)

Saron

c)

Bonang

d)

Kenong

102.

Small kettle gong-chime instruments used to support the melody:

a)

Gender

b)

Saron

c)

Bonang

d)

Kenong

103.

Medium-small kettle gong-chimes in individual box-shaped resonators that play the harmony and keep time:

a)

Gender

b)

Saron

c)

Bonang

d)

Kenong

104.

Smallest hanging gongs that play 1 note for every 2 on the Kenong:

a)

Kenong

b)

Kempul

c)

Gong Suwukan

d)

Gong Ageng

105.

Medium-sized hanging gongs that mark the beginning of smaller musical phrases:

a)

Kenong

b)

Kempul

c)

Gong Suwukan

d)

Gong Ageng

106.

"The Great Gong" used to mark the end or the beginning of a song in Gamelan

a)

Kempul

b)

Kenong

c)

Gong Suwukan

d)

Gong Ageng

107.

It is considered as the largest country in South Asia.

a)

INDIA

b)

PAKISTAN

c)

SRI LANKA

d)

BANGLADESH

108.

It is a style of vocal singing where in a single syllable is sung with multiple notes

a)

SAMAGANA

b)

MELISMATIC

c)

SANGEET

d)

SUSHIR

109.

A musical style that is present in Northern India.

a)

CARNATIC

b)

HINDUSTANI

c)

VEDAS

d)

VITAT

110.

A musical style that is present in Southern India.

a)

CARNATIC

b)

HINDUSTANI

c)

VEDAS

d)

VITAT

111.

Referred to as ancient sacred texts in India which is also the basis of its vocal musi

a)

VEDAS

b)

VITAT

c)

GHAN

d)

TAT

112.

Described as a membranous instrument typically comprised of the drums

a)

TAT

b)

GHAN

c)

AVANADDH

d)

SUSHIR

113.

A classification of Indian instruments also known as “non-membranous” percussion

a)

GHAN

b)

TAT

c)

SUSHIR

d)

VITAT

114.

Referred to as “Vina” during the ancient period of India and is classified as “plucked- stringed instrument”

a)

TAT

b)

GHAN

c)

VITAT

d)

SUSHIR

115.

A classification of instrument in India characterized by the use of air to excite the resonators of the instrument to create various sounds.

a)

VITAT

b)

SUSHIR

c)

GHAN

d)

TAT

116.

Described as “bowed stringed instruments” and is considered as the oldest classifications of instruments in India.

a)

VITAT

b)

SUSHIR

c)

TAT

d)

GHAN

117.

What does 'gugak' mean?

a)

Korean pop music

b)

Traditional Korean music

c)

A type of dance

d)

Korean food

118.

What is a gayageum?

a)

A drum

b)

A bamboo flute

c)

A 12-string zither

d)

A K-pop group

119.

What shape is a janggu drum?

a)

Square

b)

Hourglass

c)

Circle

d)

Triangle

120.

Which one is a Korean wind instrument?

a)

Buk

b)

Piri

c)

Janggu

d)

Gayageum

121.

What does K-pop stand for?

a)

Kids' Pop

b)

Korean Popular Music

c)

Karaoke Pop

d)

Korean Percussion

122.

Which group is a famous K-pop band?

a)

Maroon 5

b)

BTS

c)

One Direction

d)

One Direction

123.

What are some things K-pop music often includes?

a)

Singing and dancing

b)

Silent movies

c)

Scary sounds

d)

Just drums

124.

What is 'pansori'?

a)

A food

b)

A music video

c)

A kind of storytelling music

d)

A K-pop rapper

125.

How are K-pop and traditional Korean music different?

a)

K-pop is slower

b)

Traditional music uses more dancing

c)

K-pop is more modern

d)

They are the same

126.

Which instrument is used in both traditional and pop music sometimes?

a)

Guitar

b)

Piano

c)

Janggu

d)

Triangle

127.

The colonial parties that once colonized Malaysia are as follows except

a)

Portugese

b)

The Dutch

c)

British

d)

German

128.

The important individual who founded Malacca is

a)

Sultan Arsyad

b)

Chola

c)

Sultan Mansur Syah

d)

Parameswara

129.

Why Malacca was seized by the colonialists?

a)

Area with a lot of rhinoceros

b)

Pirate threads

c)

Oppression by the Sultan against the people of Malacca

d)

Strategic economic and trading area

130.

There are only Malays ethnic in Malaysia

a)

True

b)

False

131.

Classical music is played on

a)

the woods

b)

graveyards (funerals)

c)

villages of farmers

d)

royal courts and palaces

132.

Folk music is a music activities for the

a)

pilgrims

b)

soldiers

c)

farmers

d)

king and queen

133.

Music brought by influences from outside

a)

Underground music

b)

Syncing music

c)

Syncretic music

d)

Synthetic music

134.

The Malaysian government encourages music and cultural activities because of

a)

their propaganda

b)

national unity

c)

primary economic reason

135.

One of the traditional dance accompanied by music in Malaysia is

a)

Cha Cha

b)

Tango

c)

Zapin

d)

Waltz

136.

Name this place.

a)

Post Office

b)

National Museum

c)

Istana Budaya

d)

Taman Budaya

137.

Bunraku Puppetry Originated in which country?

a)

China

b)

Japan

c)

Korea

d)

Scotland

138.

The Three Principles for Making a Puppet come to Life: Breath, (a)   , and Weight

139.

What kind of puppetry is being used in the picture?

a)

Shadow

b)

Rod and Arm

c)

Marionette

d)

Bunraku

140.

What kind of puppetry is being used in the picture?

a)

bunraku

b)

hand

c)

shadow

141.

What kind of puppetry is being used in this picture?

a)

Marionette

b)

Rod and Arm

c)

Shadow

142.

What type of puppetry is being used in the picture?

a)

marionette

b)

bunraku

c)

shadow

143.

(a)   Puppetry uses a light and a screen to portray stories.

144.

Is Bunraku Puppetry only used in Traditional Japanese Theatres?

a)

Yes - Bunraku is a traditional art that is prohibited to be used any other way

b)

No - western culture has renewed and remade the Bunraku style

145.

Is puppetry an ancient or modern artform?

a)

Ancient

b)

Modern

c)

Both

146.

What are the Three Principles of Puppetry?

a)

Breath, Timing, and Space

b)

Breath, Focus, and Weight

c)

Weight, Timing, Space

d)

Timing, Focus, and Space

147.

Why are entrances and exits important to make clear when performing a shadow puppet show?

a)

A.) It makes the storyline clear to the audience

b)

B.) It helps other puppeteers know their cues

c)

C.) Both A and B

d)

D.) Because Mrs. Smith likes it

148.

During a Shadow Puppet presentation, if your puppet is blurry to the audience, how can you make it clearer?

a)

Move the puppet closer to the screen

b)

Move the puppet closer to the light

c)

turn the puppet around

d)

Make a better puppet

149.

Which one of the following is NOT a form of puppetry?

a)

Bunraku

b)

Shadow

c)

Marionettes

d)

Pantomime

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