Ukulele

Test created at: 2019-03-19 by Viola; number of questions: 14.
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Average score for this test is: 61.6% calculated only from first attempts (7 pcs.), last one was: 2025-12-30.

Q1: Which country is ukulele originally form?

Russia
Hawaii
Philippines
Morocco
Good answeres: 1

Q2: What family of instruments does the ukulele belong to?

String instruments
Woodwinds
Brass instruments
Percussion instruments
Good answeres: 1

Q3: How many strings does a ukulele usually have?

Six
Eight
Five
Four
Good answeres: 1

Q4: How many sizes does the ukulele come in?

Two
Three
Four
Five
Good answeres: 1

Q5: What is the smallest size?

Baritone
Concert
Soprano
Tenor
Good answeres: 1

Q6: What is the biggest size?

Baritone
Concert
Soprano
Tenor
Good answeres: 1

Q7: What's the lowest string on the most common tuning?

C
G
E
A
Good answeres: 1

Q8: What's the typical length of a concert ukulele?

74 cm / 29 in
66 cm / 26 in
58 cm / 23 in
52 cm / 21 in
Good answeres: 1

Q9: What woods do they use for ukuleles usually out of these?

Mahogany
Ash
Walnut
Koa
Good answeres: 2

Q10: What kind of strings were made for ukuleles originally?

Nylon
Catgut
Polymer
Nylgut
Good answeres: 1

Q11: Which company invented the "pineapple" shaped ukulele?

Luna
Mahalo
Kamaka
Flight
Good answeres: 1

Q12: True or false: There is an electrically amplified version of the ukulele

False.
True.
Good answeres: 1

Q13: When was the ukulele developed?

In the 1880s
In the 1930s
In the 1960s
In the 2000s
Good answeres: 1

Q14: Who is a famous ukulele player out of these people?

Salevaa Atisanoe
Charles Reed Bishop
Amos Starr Cooke
Israel Kamakawiwoʻole
Good answeres: 1

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