Instrument Family Quiz, Kat 6

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1. What family does the violin belong to?

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Quiz over why certain instruments belong to certain families, how they are made and played.

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2. Which family of instruments must be struck or hit in order to be played?

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3. Which family does the trumpet belong to?

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4. There is an important person who leads the symphony in order for them to stay together. What are they called?

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5. Which two instruments belong to the woodwinds but DONT use a reed?

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6. Which "tool" do most of the string instruments use to play?

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7. What must be done to play a brass instrument?

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8. This is a "tool" used by the conductor of a symphony. What is it called?

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9. There is one instrument that belongs to TWO families, percussion and strings. What is it?

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10. Which family is considered the largest and loudest of the symphony?

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What family does the violin belong to?
Which family of instruments must be struck or hit in order to be...
Which family does the trumpet belong to?
There is an important person who leads the symphony in order for them...
Which two instruments belong to the woodwinds but DONT use a reed?
Which "tool" do most of the string instruments use to play?
What must be done to play a brass instrument?
This is a "tool" used by the conductor of a symphony. What is it...
There is one instrument that belongs to TWO families, percussion and...
Which family is considered the largest and loudest of the symphony?
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