Global Musical Instruments

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What this quiz asks

1. Match these famous string instruments to the countries where they are most popular.
2. Connect these string instruments to their country of origin.
3. Match these regional string instruments to the countries they belong to.
4. Connect these diverse string instruments to their home nations.
5. Match these common percussion instruments to their sounds.
6. Match these world percussion instruments to their countries of origin.
7. Match these unique percussion instruments to their physical materials.
8. Match these percussion instruments to their playing method.
9. Match these common wind instruments to how they are played.
10. Match these world wind instruments to their countries of origin.
11. Match these wind instruments to the material they are traditionally made from.
12. Match these unique wind instruments to their specific cultural region.
13. Match these simple Asian instruments to their country of origin.
14. Connect each of these Asian instruments to the country where it is played.
15. Match these unique Asian instruments to the country they are from.
16. Match these Asian instruments to their countries of origin.
17. Match these common European instruments to their countries of origin.
18. Match these European string and wind instruments to their home countries.
19. Match these specialized European instruments to the country where they are most popular.
20. Match these diverse European instruments to their specific countries of origin.
21. Match these African instruments to their common names.
22. Match the African instrument to the region where it is famously used.
23. Match the African instrument to its primary way of making sound.
24. Match these complex African musical terms to their descriptions.

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