Music & Performance (Vocabulary)
Feelings & Emotions (Vocabulary)
Present Perfect (Grammar)
Question Tags & Prepositions (Grammar)
Music & the Brain (Reading)
100

What do you call a person who writes music?

Composer

100

How do you feel if something makes you laugh?

Happy

100

 Complete: I ___ (never/go) to a concert.

have never been

100

Add a question tag: You like music, ___?

don't you?

100

What part of the brain is strengthened by listening to music?

Corpus callosum

200

What is a group of people who play music together called?

Band/Orchestra

200

What is the noun from 'embarrassed'?

Embarrassment

200

What's the difference between 'I have written a song' and 'I have been writing a song'?

Simple = result, continuous = duration/process

200

Add a question tag: She hasn't been to a concert, ___?

has she?

200

What kind of music is good for studying?

Background music without lyrics

300

Name three types of music.

Classical, hip hop, jazz, pop, rock, etc.

300

Give an adjective that means 'feeling worried or anxious'

Scared, nervous, etc.

300

Make a present perfect continuous question: How long / you / learn English?

How long have you been learning English?

300

 Complete with preposition: What are you listening ___?

to

300

How does music help with exercise?

It distracts the brain from tiredness, helps exercise more efficiently

400

What do you call the words of a song?

Lyrics

400

What is the opposite of 'optimistic'?

Pessimistic

400

Correct the mistake: She has been bought the tickets.

She has bought the tickets

400

Complete with preposition: Who is this song ___?

for

400

What chemical does the brain release when listening to music?

Dopamine

500

What is a live album?

An album recorded during a concert

500

Name two emotions that are abstract nouns ending in -ness.

Happiness, kindness, sadness, etc.

500

Use present perfect simple or continuous: He ___ (play) the guitar for 5 years and ___ (write) 10 songs.

has been playing, has written

500

Form a question with preposition: you / talk / who / about / music?

Who do you talk about music with?)

500

How long have humans been making music?

Over 500,000 years