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What is Tim Linhart's profession?
Musician
Architect
Ice artist
Scientist
What did Tim Linhart make more than 20 years ago?
A wooden instrument
A concert hall
An ice musical instrument
An ice sculpture
How did Tim Linhart feel when his instrument produced a sound?
Excited
Confused
Disappointed
Bored
What was Tim Linhart's dream after making his first instrument?
To teach people how to make instruments.
To become a famous musician.
To have an ice music concert.
To build a concert hall.
What is one challenge of keeping ice instruments in good shape?
The ice is too slippery to
The instruments crack easily.
The heat from musicians' bodies causes them to melt.
They are too heavy to move.
What happens to the musical instruments when people come in and the temperature rises?
They change color.
They start to melt.
They become too cold to play.
They become louder.
What happens to the pitch of the stringed instruments when they melt?
It goes down.
It becomes erratic.
It stays the same.
It goes up.
What happens to the pitch of the pipe instruments when they melt?
It becomes erratic.
It goes up.
It stays the same.
It goes down.
What did Tim Linhart realize caused the sounds of the instruments to change?
The humidity in the air
Changes in temperature
The type of music being played
The number of people in the audience
What did Tim Linhart build to move the heat from the people away from the instruments?
A cooling system
A concert hall
A ventilation system
A heating system
How many holes did Tim Linhart make in the roof of the concert hall?
Three
Two
One
Four
What was the purpose of the holes in the roof of the concert hall?
To let in sunlight.
To let out the heat from the audience and keep the instru co
To provide ventilation for the audience.
To improve the acoustics.
Did people believe Tim when he told them about the sound his instrument produced?
Yes, they were very supportive.
They didn't care.
No, they thought he was crazy.
Some believed him, others didn't.
What material are the musical instruments made of?
Metal
Plastic
Ice
Wood
Where does the heat that melts the instruments come from?
The sun
The instruments themselves
The audience and the musicians
The stage lights
Does the melting of the instruments affect the sound they produce?
It only affects the stringed instruments.
No, it has no effect on the sound.
Yes, it changes the pitch.
It only affects the pipe instruments.
