Ukulele Jeopardy

Ukulele parts

100

This is the part that tightens or loosens the strings of the ukulele.

Tuning pegs

200

This is the part of the ukulele where you put your fingers to create chords and notes.

The fretboard

300

This is found in the middle of the body of the ukulele. It makes the sound of the ukulele louder.

Sound hole

400

This darker piece holds the strings at the bottom of the ukulele.

The bridge

500

This white piece located near the bottom of the ukulele adds a bit of a lift to the strings. 

The saddle

Types of ukulele

100

This type of ukulele is played by most students in this class.

Concert

200

This type of ukulele is the smallest.

Soprano

300

This ukulele is slightly bigger than a concert ukulele.

Tenor

400

The biggest ukulele that is a good starter if you want to play the guitar.

Baritone 

500

This is the type of ukulele played by IZ - it looked like a soprano in his hands!

Tenor

Ukulele Chords

100

First finger, first string, third fret.

C

200

First finger, second string, first fret. 

Second finger, fourth string, second fret.

F

300

Second finger, fourth string, second fret

A minor

400

First finger, first string, first fret.

C7

500

First finger, first string, second fret.

Second finger, second string, third fret.

Third finger, third string, fourth fret.

E minor

Ukulele Strings

100

These are the names of the four ukulele strings.

G, C, E, A

200

The top string of an ukulele; the string closest to the ceiling.

G

300

I play an open E by playing this numbered string.

2

400

The bottom string on an ukulele, closest to the floor.

A

500

I play an open C by playing this numbered string.

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