Rap
This rapper did so well that he got his own TV show.
Fresh Prince
This was rock's first song.
Rocket 88
These types of rhymes change only the first letter and stay extremely similar.
Perfect Rhymes
This is the smallest unit of measurement of meter.
Syllable
This part of the song repeats over and over in a song.
A chorus
The very first rapper, back in 1971.
Kool Herc
This person played guitar with his teeth.
Jimi Hendrix
These types of rhymes are less rhyming, and you have to really stretch to justify some of them as rhymes.
Slant Rhymes
A set of stressed and unstressed syllables is called:
A foot
This part of a song changes up the lyrics but keeps the melody.
A verse
This is the first rap group to be featured on MTV.
Run DMC
Black Sabbath and Motorhead made this subgenre of music.
Heavy Metal
These types of rhymes are slant rhymes that keep vowel sounds.
Assonance Rhymes
A line has to stay the exact same number of feet as it's neighboring lines. True or False?
True.
This part of the song changes both the lyrics and melody.
The bridge
This person started the Furious Five, and helped popularize early rap.
Grandmaster Flash
This rockstar's movie had more viewership than the moon landing.
Elvis Presley
These types of rhymes are slant rhymes that keep non-vowel sounds.
Consonance Rhymes
Which syllable is stressed in the word return?
-turn
Where does the bridge go?
Around 70-80% of the way through a song.
This is what Tupac's group was called.
Digital Underground
This is where the term "rock and roll" was first used, nearly 30 years before rock's first song.
Trixie Smith's song "My Man Rocks Me With One Steady Roll"
Put these in order from least rhyming to most rhyming:
Assonance Rhyme, Perfect Rhyme, Consonance Rhyme.
An iamb is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. Which one of these words is an iamb? Delay, Judgement, Passing, or Scotland
Delay
Put these together in the right order:
Verse, Verse, Verse, Chorus, Chorus, Chorus, Bridge, Intro, Outro
Intro, Verse, Chorus, Verse, Chorus, Verse, Bridge, Chorus, Outro