Chapter 12 Quiz - Music Appreciation

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Protocols

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Rules of diplomatic or state etiquette

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Lakalaka

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The national dance of Tonga

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Coronation

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The crowning of a new monarch

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Nationalism

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A belief, creed, or ideology that an individual identifies with theirown nation

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National Anthem

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A song of praise or devotion to one’s country

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Do most countries have their own national anthem?

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Yes!

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In the U.S. and Canada, what do all professionaland (most) scholastic sporting events officially begin with?

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The singing of the National Anthem

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Why are most national anthems written with amarch-like character?

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They were written during wartime

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Which country had the very first officialnational anthem?

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Spain

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When musicians perform the national anthem, how may they alter it or perform it differently from one another?

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Change in tempo, dynamic, style, pitch, etc.

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When did our national anthem become official? (year)

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1931

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What is our national anthem?

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The Star-Spangled Banner

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Where did the melody of our national anthem comefrom?

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An English hymn song

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The lyrics of our national anthem were writtenas a poem about which war?

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The War of 1812

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What song is played whenever the U.S. Presidententers a formal gathering?

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"Hail to the Chief"

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Who is the current monarch of Great Britain?

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Queen Elizabeth II

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What song is played whenever the Queen enters aformal gathering?

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"God Save the Queen"

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Which well-known patriotic American song sharesthe same melody as “God Saves the Queen”?

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"My Country Tis' of Thee"

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Leaders of the Lakalaka are known as…

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Punake

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What song is most associated with graduationceremonies?

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Pomp and Circumstance

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Which country has the most commonly used birthday song? How is it used in different countries?

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United States - translated into their country's language

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Marching bands are most prevalent in whatcountry?

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United States

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Does each branch of the military have their own band? What about their own medley/song?

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Yes, and yes!

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What is John Phillip Sousa's nickname?

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"The March King"

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List 4 qualities and/or activities festivals/carnivals may include...

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Music, games, parades, fireworks, roller coasters, food, costumes, etc.

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Give an example of a protocol.

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Taking your hat off during the national anthem, standing-up when the President or Judge walks into the room, stop walking when the national anthem is being played, clapping when an injured athlete gets up, etc.