History of Music Quiz

According to the text, what are some natural phenomena that led to the early forms of music?

• Whistling of trees, crying of birds, roaring rivers, and singing blacksmiths

• Crying of birds, roaring rivers, singing blacksmiths, and clapping

• Clapping, mimicries, roaring of waves, and hammer and anvil

• Blowing wind, birds sounds, human sound, and environmental sounds

What are some sources of origin of music mentioned in the text?

• Environmental sounds, hammer and anvil, clapping, and roaring rivers

• Mimicries, roaring of waves, singing blacksmiths, and human sound

• Speech communications, work rhythms, birds sounds, and human sound

• Speech communications, work rhythms, clapping, and birds sounds

What were some of the uses of early forms of music in the society?

• Religious worship, marriage ceremonies, wrestling matches, and work activities

• Dancing, plays, burial ceremonies, and religious worship

• Marriage ceremonies, burial ceremonies, dancing, and wrestling matches

• Wrestling matches, religious worship, work activities, and plays

What are some examples of African vocal music mentioned in the text?

• Call and response, unison, solo, and solo chorus

• Unison, solo, solo chorus, and call and response

• Solo chorus, call and response, unison, and solo

• Solo, solo chorus, call and response, and unison

What are some activities of man that produce music in different forms according to the text?

• Clapping, whistling, singing, and playing local instruments

• Playing local instruments, empty cans, clapping, and whistling

• Singing, clapping, playing local instruments, and empty cans

• Whistling, clapping, singing, and playing local instruments

What are some examples of early forms of music mentioned in the text?

• Egyptian, Roman, Greek, and Arabian music

• Roman, Greek, Arabic, and African music

• Greek, Arabian, African, and Egyptian music

• Arabian, African, Egyptian, and Roman music

What is believed to be as old as man according to the text?

• Music

• Natural phenomena

• Creation

• Wind

What are some circumstances that led to early forms of music mentioned in the text?

• Whistling of trees, mimicries, roaring of waves, and hammer and anvil

• Birds sounds, human sound, environmental sounds, and work rhythms

• Crying of birds, roaring rivers, blowing wind, and clapping

• Roaring rivers, singing blacksmiths, clapping, and speech communications

What are some examples of natural phenomena that began to make music in their various ways according to the text?

• Insects, man, streams, and wind

• Animals, insects, man, and streams

• Wind, birds, animals, and insects

• Birds, animals, insects, and man

What are some activities that were mentioned to produce music in different forms according to the text?

• Playing local instruments, empty cans, clapping, and whistling

• Clapping, whistling, singing, and playing local instruments

• Singing, clapping, playing local instruments, and empty cans

• Whistling, clapping, singing, and playing local instruments