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100

This singer released “Shake It Off” in 2014.

Who is Taylor Swift?

100

This band sang “Yellow Submarine.”

Who are The Beatles?

100

What is a staff?This is the group of five lines where music is written.

What is a staff?

100

This instrument has black and white keys.

What is a piano?

100

This Disney film features the song “Let It Go.”

What is Frozen?

200

This artist is known as the “Queen of Pop.”


Who is Madonna?

200

This Seattle band released the album Nevermind.

Who is Nirvana?

200

This term means how fast or slow a piece is played.

What is tempo?

200

This instrument is commonly played with a bow and has four strings.

What is a violin?

200

This 1997 film features Celine Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On.”

What is Titanic?

300

this singer’s fans are often called the “BeyHive.”

Who is Beyoncé?

300

Freddie Mercury was the lead singer of this band.

Who is Queen?

300

This word describes a group of three notes played together.

What is a triad?

300

This brass instrument has a slide.

What is a trombone?

300

This film features “Eye of the Tiger” during its training montage.

What is Rocky III?

400

This artist released the album Purple Rain and starred in a film of the same name.

Who is Prince?

400

This band recorded “Stairway to Heaven.”

Who is Led Zeppelin?

400

This term describes the pattern of strong and weak beats in music.

What is meter?

400

This small, four-string instrument is often associated with Hawaii.

What is a ukulele?

400

This animated film features the song “You’ve Got a Friend in Me.”

What is Toy Story?

500

this singer released the album 25.

Who is Adele?

500

This guitarist was nicknamed “Slowhand.”

Who is Eric Clapton

500

This symbol raises a note by one semitone.

What is a sharp?

500

This instrument is played by blowing across a mouthpiece and is common in jazz.

What is a saxophone?

500

          this film’s soundtrack includes “Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees.

What is Saturday Night Fever?