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Double Jeopardy
100

Before streaming, what device played music broadcast by stations?

A radio.

100

Besides entertainment, name ONE social issue that music can address.

Examples: civil rights, racism, poverty, war, policing, migration, or identity.

100

In which New York City borough did hip-hop develop?

The Bronx.

100

Who recorded 'What's Going On' (1971)?

Marvin Gaye.

100

Which musical style in the slides tells stories while making people dance?

Salsa/Plena

100

How can a song both document its time in history AND help people feel connected to a community or place?

Songs reflect experiences and issues of their time, while sharing memories, identity, and community stories that connect listeners to a place.

200

What did people record on cassette tapes to make personal song collections?

Mixtapes

200

Which movement is linked to the music of Nina Simone and Sam Cooke in the 1960s?

The Civil Rights Movement.

200

Name ONE of the four hip-hop culture elements named in the slides.

DJing, MCing, breaking, or graffiti.

200

Which reggae artist performed 'Get Up, Stand Up' with the Wailers?

Bob Marley.

200

Which Panamanian salsa artist recorded 'Pedro Navaja' (1978)?

Rubén Blades.

200

This music genre developed in the Bronx during the 1970s and gave young people a way to express their experiences with poverty, inequality, and neighborhood life.

Hip-Hop

300

What format let listeners choose tracks, skip songs, and replay music, but required a physical disc?

A CD (compact disc).

300

Stevie Wonder's 'Happy Birthday' supported a national holiday honoring whom?

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

300

Which early hip-hop pioneer from the Bronx is named alongside Grandmaster Flash?

DJ Kool Herc.

300

Which group recorded 'Fight the Power' (1989)?

Public Enemy.

300

Who recorded 'El Gran Varón' (1989)?

Willie Colón.

300

Salsa developed through the exchange of African, Afro-Cuban, Caribbean, and Latin musical traditions. This U.S. city became a major center where Puerto Rican and other Latino musicians helped shape and popularize salsa.

New York

400

What type of digital file could be transferred from a computer to a portable music player?

An MP3 music file.

400

Which Kendrick Lamar song became associated with racial justice protests and hope?

'Alright' (2015).

400

Which group recorded 'The Message' in 1982?

Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five.

400

Which artist recorded 'Changes' (1998)?

Tupac Shakur.

400

Which Puerto Rican-born salsa singer recorded 'Mi Gente' (1975)?

Héctor Lavoe.

400


This artist released “Happy Birthday” in 1980 to support the movement for a national holiday honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Stevie Wonder

500

What was one major difference between finding music on the radio and using streaming today?

Radio listeners often waited for a song; streaming lets listeners select songs on demand.

500

Give TWO ways a song can help a social movement.

Examples: spread a message, create emotion, unite people, give communities a voice, or reach large audiences.

500

Name TWO community issues connected to 'The Message' in the slides.

Poverty, urban life, neighborhood conditions, or social inequality.

500

Match BOTH: 'Formation' (2016) and 'Alright' (2015) to their artists.

'Formation' — Beyoncé; 'Alright' — Kendrick Lamar.

500

Explain ONE way salsa connects Puerto Rico and New York.

Examples: migration brought Puerto Rican people and culture to New York; salsa expressed neighborhood life, cultural pride, identity, and community.

500

Which Afro-Puerto Rican musical tradition features a lead drum responding to a dancer?

Bomba