Music Vocabulary
I’m a classical string instrument larger than a violin. You play me sitting down. Who am I?
Cello
Yesterday, the concert ___ (be) amazing. What is the correct form of the verb?
Was
I’m an accessory people wear on their wrists. What am I?
Bracelet
This is my book. The book is ____. (Fill in the blank.
Mine
I’m the first place you walk into when you enter a house. What am I?
I’m a type of music where singers tell dramatic stories with powerful voices. What am I?
Opera music
Fill in the blank: The dancer moved so ______ (graceful) that everyone applauded.
Gracefully
I’m a type of shoe you wear for sports or casual activities. What am I?
Sneakers
Complete the sentence: “I went to the concert ____ (see) the famous violinist.
To see
I’m a metal structure that opens to let people into a yard or garden. What am I?
Gate
I’m the name of the person who plays an instrument or sings during a show. What am I?
Performer or musician
Rewrite the sentence using “not”: “He was late to the rehearsal.
He was not late to the rehearsal.
Rearrange the letters to find the answer: "O-T-P-L-A-K-D-O-S.
Polka dots
Rewrite using a possessive pronoun: “This bag belongs to Sarah.”
This bag is hers
I’m something that takes you to the top floor without using stairs. What am I?
Elevator
I’m an instrument with six strings that you can pluck or strum. Rockstars love me. But I’m not on your vocabulary list. What am I?
Guitar
Rearrange this clue: “Manner / performance / the / adverbs / describe / how / the / was.”
Adverbs of manner describe how the performance was.
I describe clothes that have no patterns or designs. What word am I?
Plain
I went to the music store for this reason: buy a new guitar. Rewrite the sentence using the infinitive of purpose.
I went to the music store to buy a new guitar.
Choose the correct verb + preposition: “I always ____ my glasses when I lose them.”
Look for
Rearrange this clue to find the answer: "I / blow / a / long / tube / wooden / make / sound / with / holes / fingers / my."
Flute
Logic challenge: Combine these two clues into one sentence: "She was at the opera. She clapped loudly." Add an adverb of manner.
She was at the opera and clapped loudly.
I’m a small compartment sewn onto clothes, often used for carrying small items. What am I?
Combine these sentences using an infinitive of purpose: “He went backstage. He wanted to meet the drummer.”
He went backstage to meet the drummer.
Rearrange the letters to reveal something you use to lock your door: "K-E-Y.
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