Chapter Quiz Introductory



Download 53.85 Kb.
Date02.06.2018
Size53.85 Kb.
#53369

Problemset
Title

Chapter Quiz

Introductory
Text

 



Question 1

Type:
Multiple Choice



Béla Bartók collected and incorporated music from which country into his music?

Hint:

 

Feedback for all
incorrect answers:

Please refer to page 48 in the section entitled Identity and Ethnicity in Twentieth-Century Europe in your textbook.




Answer

Graded As

Feedback

Hungary

Correct

 

Ghana

Incorrect

 

Kazakhstan

Incorrect

 

Libya

Incorrect

 






Question 2

Type:
Multiple Choice



A jali is a West African storyteller who uses a 21-string chordophone, called a _____, to accompany important cultural stories.

Hint:

 

Feedback for all
incorrect answers:

Please refer to page 35 in the section entitled The Jalolu : Musician/Historians of West Africa in your textbook.




Answer

Graded As

Feedback

kora

Correct

 

balafon

Incorrect

 

harp

Incorrect

 

kecak

Incorrect

 






Question 3

Type:
Multiple Choice



An important African-American composer of symphonic music who incorporated elements of the blues into his first symphony was

Hint:

 

Feedback for all
incorrect answers:

Please refer to page 43 in the section entitled The African Diaspora: The Blues in your textbook.




Answer

Graded As

Feedback

William Grant Still.

Correct

 

Duke Ellington.

Incorrect

 

Leonard Bernstein.

Incorrect

 

Maurice Ravel.

Incorrect

 






Question 4

Type:
Multiple Choice



Béla Bartók's Allegro Barbaro contains examples of

Hint:

 

Feedback for all
incorrect answers:

Please refer to page 49 in the section entitled Identity and Ethnicity in Twentieth-Century Europe in your textbook.




Answer

Graded As

Feedback

ostinato.

Correct

 

the blues.

Incorrect

 

habanera.

Incorrect

 

Cuban dance.

Incorrect

 






Question 5

Type:
Multiple Choice



Which of the following is NOT true of Klezmer music?

Hint:

 

Feedback for all
incorrect answers:

Please refer to page 50 in the section entitled Klezmer in your textbook.




Answer

Graded As

Feedback

It is played in the temple on High Holy Days.

Correct

 

It is undergoing resurgence in Europe and America.

Incorrect

 

It came to North America with Eastern European Jewish immigrants.

Incorrect

 

It is often played by a violin or clarinet, cimbalom, drums, and bass.

Incorrect

 






Question 6

Type:
Multiple Choice



This composer is thought of as a jazz musician, yet he wrote works for Broadway, theatrical dance, and the concert hall.

Hint:

 

Feedback for all
incorrect answers:

Please refer to page 41 in the section entitled The African Diaspora: The Blues in your textbook.




Answer

Graded As

Feedback

Duke Ellington

Correct

 

Salif Keita

Incorrect

 

William Grant Still

Incorrect

 

Juan Tizol

Incorrect

 






Question 7

Type:
Multiple Choice



The "blues" began

Hint:

 

Feedback for all
incorrect answers:

Please refer to page 37 in the section entitled The African Diaspora: The Blues in your textbook.




Answer

Graded As

Feedback

as a rural Mississippi delta tradition in the 19th century.

Correct

 

in New Orleans.

Incorrect

 

in the urban north.

Incorrect

 

in the 1920s.

Incorrect

 






Question 8

Type:
Multiple Choice



The most common blues form is the _______-bar blues.

Hint:

 

Feedback for all
incorrect answers:

Please refer to page 38 in the section entitled The African Diaspora: The Blues in your textbook.




Answer

Graded As

Feedback

12

Correct

 

16

Incorrect

 

8

Incorrect

 

32

Incorrect

 






Question 9

Type:
Multiple Choice



Today, a center for West African popular music, including the blues, is

Hint:

 

Feedback for all
incorrect answers:

Please refer to page 45 in the section entitled West to East: Return to West Africa in your textbook.




Answer

Graded As

Feedback

Mali.

Correct

 

Ghana.

Incorrect

 

Keita.

Incorrect

 

Nigeria.

Incorrect

 






Question 10

Type:
Multiple Choice



Which of the following statements is TRUE?

Hint:

 

Feedback for all
incorrect answers:

Please refer to page 47 in the section entitled Identity and Ethnicity in Twentieth-Century Europe in your textbook.




Answer

Graded As

Feedback

The habanera is a dance with Cuban, French, and African influences.

Correct

 

The habanera is used by Ravel AND originally was a Basque dance.

Incorrect

 

The habanera is a style of impressionist painting that inspired Ravel.

Incorrect

 

Bartok used the habanera to portray Hungarian folk songs.

Incorrect

 






Download 53.85 Kb.

Share with your friends:




The database is protected by copyright ©ininet.org 2024
send message

    Main page