African Geography
True or False
Africa is HUGE!
What is true?
The number of beats a half note receives.
What are 2 beats?
The number of countries in Africa.
What are 54?
This instrument has 21 strings.
What is the koro?
Name 2 instruments played in Irish music.
What are harps, fiddles, bones, uilleann pipes, guitars, accordians, bodhran drum...
True or False
The Mediterranean and Pacific Oceans surround Africa.
What is false?
Atlantic not Pacific ocean
The number of beats a whole note receives.
What are 4 beats?
True or False
Africa is the largest continent in the world.
What is False?
It is the 2nd largest continent in the world.
This instrument was used for communication.
What is the djembe?
Name 2 members of the Woodwind Family.
What is flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon ...
Name the longest river in Africa.
What is the Nile river?
The total number of beats if you add the following notes together:
3 quarter notes + 2 half notes + 2 whole notes.
What are 15 beats?
The 2nd most populous continent in the world is
1. South America
2. North America
3. Africa
4. Asia
Name the instrument family that the cajon belongs to.
What is the percussion family?
True or False
The piano is a member of the percussion family.
What is true?
Temperatures can reach 125 degrees in this desert.
What is the Sahara?
True or False
Is the G Clef another name for the Treble Clef
What is true?
The African biome where most mammals are found.
What are Savannahs.
The instrument tha's name means Daughter of the clan.
What is the nyatitti?
This African instrument is played by plucking strings with the thumb and index finger.
What is the koro?
Name 2 biomes(discussed in the video) that are found in Africa.
What are Deserts, Savannahs, Chapperals, or Rain Forests?
Name of the 5 line note names on the staff in Treble Clef.
What are E,G,B,D,F?
True or False
The Appalachian Mountains are found in Africa.
What is false?
This instrument was created for women to play.
What is the umrhubhe?
This African instrument is from Zimbabwe and has been used for thousands of years.
What is the mbira?