What is the Cambridge definition of a chord?
A long pipe used to fill a bag with air
Three or more notes played together, which combine to make a pleasant sound
A fast way of moving your arms
A special outfit worn by dancers
What instrument does the sitar look like?
A traditional drum
A piano
A big guitar
Bagpipes
What is the Cambridge definition of an instrument (musical)?
An object, such as a piano, guitar, or drum,
A special type of shoe worn for dancing
A tool used for building houses
A type of game played outside
What is the Cambridge definition of popular?
Quiet and soft
Very old and traditional
Liked, enjoyed, or supported by many people
More than one meter long
Where is flamenco music most typical?
The north of the UK
India
Scotland
The south of Spain
What are the two popular traditional Indian instruments mentioned in the text?
The guitar and the violin
The bagpipes and the drum
The tabla and the sitar
The flute and the piano
What is the Cambridge definition of flamenco?
A tool used to pull the strings of a guitar
A small drum played with hands and fingers in India
A traditional Scottish instrument made of a bag and pipes
Originally from the south of Spain guitar music and rhythmic movements
What is the Cambridge definition of loud?
Typical in the south of a country
Having a small size
Making a lot of noise
Very old and special
What is the Cambridge definition of traditional?
Following or belonging to customs that have continued for a long time
Making a lot of noise
Liked by many people
New and modern
What position do people stay in while playing the tabla and the sitar?
They jump around
They sit down
They walk in a circle
They stand up
What is the Cambridge definition of a drum?
A bag filled with air and sticks
Played by hitting it with hands or a stick, shaped like a cylinder
A type of music from Spain
A stringed instrument shaped like a guitar
What is the Cambridge definition of blow?
To force air out of your mouth
To move your legs quickly
To hit something with your hands or fingers
To sit down on the floor
Who shares information about the traditional instruments of India?
The Narrator
Pablo
Shiven
Aliyah
What three activities do people do with flamenco?
Run, jump, and hit
Read, write, and listen
Play, sing, and dance
Blow, push, and sit
What do the bagpipes look like according to Aliyah?
A big guitar
A very long chord
Two small drums
A small bag with sticks
How do musicians play the tabla?
They use their hands and fingers to hit it
They blow air into it
They kick it with special shoes
They use a pick to hit it
Where are the bagpipes traditional?
India
Spain
South America
Scotland (UK)
How long is the sitar?
Exactly half a meter
Two meters long
More than a meter long
Less than half a meter
What do people use to hit the chords of a sitar?
A pick
Their hands and fingers
Drumsticks
A pipe
What is the Cambridge definition of bagpipes?
A traditional l instrument, owned especially in Scotland, made of a bag
Special shoes that make loud sounds
A big guitar that is more than a meter long
Two small drums played while sitting down
What does the tabla look like?
Two small drums
A small bag with sticks
A big guitar over a meter long
Special heavy shoes
How do flamenco dancers make loud sounds?
By dropping their guitars
By hitting a drum
By blowing into a pipe
With their shoes
What is the traditional instrument of Spain mentioned by Pablo?
The bagpipes
The Spanish guitar
The tabla
The sitar
What is the first step Aliyah mentions when playing the bagpipes?
You hit the chords with a pick
You push the bag down instantly
You dance quickly with special shoes
You blow into the pipe until the bag is full
What is the Cambridge definition of a pick (noun, music)?
A long stick used to hit a drum
A heavy boot used for dancing
A type of pipe you blow air into
plastic, metal, etc. used for playing a guitar or similar instrument