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Copyright © 2015 by HAL LEONARD CORPORATION International Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved The original subscriber to Music Express magazine has permission to reproduce this page for educational use only. Any other use is strictly prohibited. January/February 2016 – 1 It’s All in the String Family Name ____________________________________________________________________ Circle the correct answer. 1. Which instruments are members of the string family? a. Cello b. Double Bass c. Violin d. Viola e. All of the above 2. Which instruments are played with the bottom resting between the player’s collarbone and chin? a. Violin and Cello b. Viola and Double Bass c. Violin and Viola d. Cello and Double Bass 3. Which instruments are played upright with the endpin resting on the ground? a. Viola and Double Bass b. Cello and Double Bass c. Violin and Cello d. Violin and Viola 4. Which instrument is the highest pitched member of the string family? a. Double Bass b. Viola c. Cello d. Violin 5. What is the piece of wood that holds the strings up called? a. Moat b. Bridge c. Neck d. Scroll 6. What is needed to move across the strings to make them vibrate? a. Scroll b. Kitty Cat c. Bow d. Endpin

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Page 1: It’s All in the String Family...c. Violin d. Viola e. All of the above 2. Which instruments are played with the bottom resting between the player’s collarbone and chin? a. Violin

The original subscriber to Music Express magazine has permission to reproduce this page for educational use only. Any other use is strictly prohibited.

January/February 2016 – 1

It’s All in the String FamilyName ____________________________________________________________________

Circle the correct answer.1. Which instruments are members of the string family?

a. Cellob. Double Bassc. Violind. Violae. All of the above

2. Which instruments are played with the bottom resting between the player’s collarbone and chin?a. Violin and Cellob. Viola and Double Bassc. Violin and Violad. Cello and Double Bass

3. Which instruments are played upright with the endpin resting on the ground?a. Viola and Double Bassb. Cello and Double Bassc. Violin and Cellod. Violin and Viola

4. Which instrument is the highest pitched member of the string family?a. Double Bassb. Violac. Cellod. Violin

5. What is the piece of wood that holds the strings up called?a. Moatb. Bridgec. Neckd. Scroll

6. What is needed to move across the strings to make them vibrate?a. Scrollb. Kitty Catc. Bowd. Endpin

Page 2: It’s All in the String Family...c. Violin d. Viola e. All of the above 2. Which instruments are played with the bottom resting between the player’s collarbone and chin? a. Violin

The original subscriber to Music Express magazine has permission to reproduce this page for educational use only. Any other use is strictly prohibited.

January/February 2016 – 2

Using the word bank below, label the instruments of the string family.

Violin Viola Cello Double Bass

It’s All in the String Family

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