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- 1. Multiple Choice
Instruments that have strings and are bowed, strummed or plucked.
aerophone
chordophone
idiophone
membranophone
- 2. Multiple Choice
Myanmar's traditional music ensemble that is made up mainly of different gongs and drums as well as other instruments.
Agung and Kulintang
Gamelan
Hsaing Waing
Kertuk
- 3. Multiple Choice
Instruments that require the movement of air to make a sound
aerophone
chordophone
idiophone
membranophone
- 4. Multiple Choice
Burmese musical instruments that are performed in open-air ensembles at ceremonies and festivals
loud-sounding
soft-sounding
- 5. Multiple Choice
a Thai ensemble that plays for court ceremonies and theatrical presentations and uses melodic percussion (gong circle, xylophones, metallophones) and a blown reed
Khrueang sai
Mahori
Piphat
Pinpeat
- 6. Multiple Choice
a Thai ensemble that performs in popular village affairs and combines strings (monochords, lutes, and fiddle with 2-3 strings) and wind instruments (oboes and flutes)
Khrueang sai
Mahori
Piphat
Pinpeat
- 7. Multiple Choice
Cambodian musical ensemble or an orchestra that usually accompanies ceremonial music of the royal courts and temples
Agung and Kulintang
Kertuk
Mahori
Pinpeat
- 8. Multiple Choice
Malaysian music that emerged during pre-colonial period
Classical and Folk
Syncretic or Accultured
- 9. Multiple Choice
a gong-based ensemble in Malaysia commonly used in funerals and weddings
Agung and Kulintang
Gamelan
Kertuk
- 10. Multiple Choice
the most popular musical ensemble in Indonesia that is used to accompany dances, songs, and theatrical presentations
Gamelan
Kertuk
Mahori
Pinpeat
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