Woodwinds
Brass
Percussion
Strings
100
Uses fast air across the mouth piece to create bird-like sounds.
What is a flute?
100
This instrument is the smallest of the brass family. It also plays the highest pitches. 
What is the trumpet?
100
These are used to hit drums.
What are drum sticks?
100
This instrument has 6 strings and is commonly seen in music therapy sessions. 
What is an acoustic guitar?
200
It has one reed, and is played by Squidward on Spongebob.
What is a clarinet?
200
This is the longest brass instrument, it also slides instead of using buttons, or valves. 
What is the trombone?
200
Name this arrangement of percussion instruments
What is a drumset?
200
This instrument has 6 strings and uses electricity to make sound.
What is an electric guitar?
300
This instrument has a double-reed and is LOW in pitch.
What is a bassoon?
300
This instrument is the largest and lowest brass instrument. (Think big instrument in marching bands)
What is tuba or sousaphone?
300
What are egg shakers?
300
The smallest string instrument in an orchestra.
What is a violin?
400
This instrument is well-known in Jazz music. It does not appear to be a woodwind but it is due to the reed.
What is a saxophone?
400
This instrument is named after the country France. Also another name for brass instruments are H---
What is a French horn?
400
This instrument is used in latin music and is used by placing in one hand and sliding the beads with the other hand. 
What is a cabasa?
400
This instrument is considered a percussion instrument but it has strings on the inside. 
What is a piano?
500
This instrument is often used to represent ducks or geese in music. It has a double reed with a HIGH pitch.
What is an oboe?
500
This unique instrument is named out of the fabric flaps that you place your wallet in your pants and the instrument it is named after. 
What is a pocket trumpet?
500
This instrument is a type of drum, named after the tube in the center of the drum. 
What is a tubano?
500
This instrument has buttons to make certain chords. It is named after a harp.
What is an autoharp?