Music of the Stone Age
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- Q1In a thousand years, people will know what the music of today sounds like because....they will read about our best musiciansthey will see photos of musical instrumentsthey will find recordings of our musicwe will tell them how it sounds120s
- Q2The author probably wrote this article to —compare today’s music with Stone Age musicpersuade readers to play a musical instrumentgive some information about Stone Age musicshow readers how exciting science can b120s
- Q3Scientist found 9,000-year old flutes in —RussiaMexicoChinaUnited States120s
- Q4The flutes were made from —bull hornswing bonesstonemetal120s
- Q5Scientists say that the ancient flute sounds like a —violinrecordertrumpettuba120s
- Q6Sound is made when something —changes color or shapecasts a shadowcools downmoves back and forth quickly120s
- Q7Read this sentence. The flute makes a pleasant sound. Which word means about the same as pleasant?harshstrongenjoyableawful120s
- Q8Read this sentence. Did Stone Age people have musical talent? In this sentence, the word talent means about the same astoysgroupsnotesskills120s
- Q9Read this sentence from the story. You can even watch them on TV. Which meaning from a dictionary best fits the way watch is used in this sentence?to look at with attentiona small device for telling timeto take care of; tendthe time when a guard is on duty120s