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Matching: Match each term with its definition. Compare your answers with the Answer Key.
| a. membranophone in the shape of an hourglass capable of imitating human speech | 1. aerophone |
| b. musical instrument whose sound generator is a stretched string | 2. call and response |
| c. pair of single-headed drums played by one performer, popular in north India texture | 3. chordophone |
| d. melodic idiophone with tongues of metal or bamboo attached to a sounding board | 4. heterophonic texture |
| e. musical instrument whose sound generator is a column of air | 5. idiophone |
| f. musical instrument whose sound generator is a stretched skin or other membrane | 6. mbira |
| g. musical instrument whose own material is the sound generator | 7. membranophone |
| h. texture in which instruments or voices perform the same basic melody but in versions that differ in ornamentation or rhythm | 8. pressure drum |
| i . performance style in which the phrases of a soloist are repeatedly answered by those of a chorus | 9. sitar |
| j. long-necked lute with h seven strings, nine to thirteen sympathetically vibrating strings, and nineteen to twenty-three movable frets, popular in north India | 10. tabla |
1-e; 2-i; 3-b; 4-h; 5-g; 6-d; 7-f; 8-a; 9-j; 10-c.