How guitars work

Turquoise 3

1. The strings, when being held in tension are? A Stretched. Correct

2. What causes something to produce sound waves? C Vibrations. Correct

3. Which sentence best describes how a guitar and a person are similar? C They both need strings, sound and frets to make music. Wrong answer

4. What helps the vibrating guitar strings produce a louder sound? A Sound hole and body hole. Correct

5. What determines the sound the strings make? A The weight, tension and length of the strings. Correct

6. Which of these objects has a similar shape to an acoustic guitar body? C Hourglass. Correct

7. Which part of an acoustic guitar actually produces a sound? B The strings. Correct

8. What would you find inside the body of a guitar? B Air. Correct

9. Which paragraph describes how to change the sound of the strings on a guitar? C Paragraph 4. Correct

10. If a guitar had no body, what volume of sound would the strings make? B quiet sound. Correct

11. Which two guitar parts cause the strings to have tension? A bridge and tunning pegs. Correct

12. The pronoun them in paragraph 3 refers to: C The vibrations. Correct