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Practice - musical instrument test (description)

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Q 1/5
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The musical instrument belongs to the strings section. It has 4 strings. It is played by fingers. It is used in different type of music, but mostly in traditional music. Homeland is Hawaii. What musical instrument is described?
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banjo
guitar
ukulele
violin
Q 2/5
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The instrument belongs to the strings section. It has 6 strings. It is played by fingers. It is used in different type of music. What musical instrument is described?
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guitar
violin
ukulele
double bass

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The musical instrument belongs to the strings section. It has 4 strings. It is played by fingers. It is used in different type of music, but mostly in traditional music. Homeland is Hawaii. What musical instrument is described?

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The instrument belongs to the strings section. It has 6 strings. It is played by fingers. It is used in different type of music. What musical instrument is described?

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30 sec

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The musical instrument belongs to the keyboard section. It has powerful sound and it is probably one of the oldest musical instruments. Usually you can hear it in the church. What musical instrument is described?

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The musical instrument belongs to the brass section. It has lower sound, and it is made of metals. It has a U-slide to change the pitch.

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The musical instrument belongs to the percussion section. It is pitched percussion. It has metallic bars, and it is chromatic. It needs electricity. Usually, we don’t play it in the school. Player needs to have special skills for playing it.

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