And we’re back with a second round of musical instruments for you to figure out! And if you thought that the last one was too “easy” for you, we promise to make this one a bit more interesting. So are you ready to go?
The answers are at the bottom, but you know the drill. No peeking!
Q.1 This instrument might look like a guitar to the untrained eye, but it has only four strings, often made of nylon, and is a native Hawaiian instrument.
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Q.2 This is a native Australian instrument, often made from Eucalyptus timbre.
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Q.3 It might look like a child’s toy, but it’s really not. What is it?
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Q. 4 This instrument is synonymous with the sound of jazz.
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Q.5 Can you identify this one?
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Q.6 This is an Indian percussion instrument consisting of bowls filled to certain levels with water.
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Q.7 This one is an ancient Chinese string instrument, and sounds absolutely lovely. The strings are plucked, not strummed.
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Q. 8 This percussion instrument can be played with its sticks or even just using the hands.
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Q.9 This Russian folk instrument’s body has jokingly been likened to a Dorito chip. But what’s it called?
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Q.10 This brass wind instrument is often found in an orchestra formation.
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And drum roll!!!
Answers:
1. Ukulele
2. Didgeridoo
3. Kazoo
4. Saxophone
5. Accordion
6. Jal tarang
7. Zither
8. Hapi drum
9. Balalaika
10. French horn
So how many did you get right?