Plucking

Blowing

Striking

Bowing

The lowest frequency present in the note

The highest frequency present in the note

The average frequency of all the frequencies present in the note

The frequency that is most prominent in the note

The longer the string, the higher the frequency

The longer the string, the lower the frequency

The length of the string has no effect on the frequency

The relationship between the length of the string and the frequency is not linear

Harmonics are always present in a musical note, while overtones are not

Overtones are always present in a musical note, while harmonics are not

Harmonics are multiples of the fundamental frequency, while overtones are not

Overtones are multiples of the fundamental frequency, while harmonics are not

To amplify the sound produced by the instrument

To change the pitch of the sound produced by the instrument

To add reverberation to the sound produced by the instrument

To dampen the sound produced by the instrument

A closed pipe has one end open and one end closed, while an open pipe has both ends open

A closed pipe has both ends open, while an open pipe has one end open and one end closed

A closed pipe is longer than an open pipe

An open pipe is longer than a closed pipe

The longer the pipe, the higher the frequency

The longer the pipe, the lower the frequency

The length of the pipe has no effect on the frequency

The relationship between the length of the pipe and the frequency is not linear

Reed instruments use a reed to produce sound, while non-reed instruments do not

Reed instruments do not use a reed to produce sound, while non-reed instruments do

Reed instruments are always played with a bow, while non-reed instruments are never played with a bow

Non-reed instruments are always played with a bow, while reed instruments are never played with a bow

To direct the air into the instrument

To change the pitch of the sound produced by the instrument

To add reverberation to the sound produced by the instrument

To dampen the sound produced by the instrument

Brass instruments are made of brass, while woodwind instruments are made of wood

Brass instruments are played with a bow, while woodwind instruments are played with a reed

Brass instruments have a higher pitch than woodwind instruments

Woodwind instruments have a higher pitch than brass instruments

To hold the strings in place

To transfer the vibrations of the strings to the body of the instrument

To change the pitch of the sound produced by the instrument

To add reverberation to the sound produced by the instrument

A major scale has a happy sound, while a minor scale has a sad sound

A major scale has a higher pitch than a minor scale

A minor scale has a higher pitch than a major scale

A major scale has more notes than a minor scale

To hold the strings in place

To change the pitch of the sound produced by the instrument

To add reverberation to the sound produced by the instrument

To dampen the sound produced by the instrument

A monophonic instrument can only play one note at a time, while a polyphonic instrument can play multiple notes at a time

A monophonic instrument can play multiple notes at a time, while a polyphonic instrument can only play one note at a time

A monophonic instrument has a higher pitch than a polyphonic instrument

A polyphonic instrument has a higher pitch than a monophonic instrument

To stop the sound produced by the instrument

To change the pitch of the sound produced by the instrument

To add reverberation to the sound produced by the instrument

To amplify the sound produced by the instrument