The document is a quiz about various African musical genres, styles, and instruments. It asks multiple choice questions about terms like Apala, Juju, Dun-dun, Kwassa-kwassa, Marabi, Axe Jit, Music of Africa, and Afrobeat. It also asks a short open question at the end to describe the music of Africa in terms of its historical background, rhythm, and beat.

1. QUARTER 2

2. QUIZ 1

3. 1. It is known as the " talking
drum or squeeze drum."
Apala
Juju
Dun - dun
Kwassa - kwassa

4. 2. It is a popular music style from
Nigeria that relies on the
traditional Yoruba rhythms .
Apala
Juju
Dun - dun
Kwassa - kwassa

5. 3. It is a popular form of South
African music featuring a lively
and uninhibited variation of the
jitterbug.
Jive Marabi Axe Jit

6. 4. This refers to the South
African three-chord
township music of the 1930s -
1960s which evolved into
African jazz.
Jive Marabi Axe Jit

7. 5. This dance style began in
Zaire in the late
1980s and was popularized by
Kanda Bongo Man.
Apala Juju
Dun - dun Kwassa - kwassa

8. 6. It is a hard and fast
percussive Zimbabwean
dance music played on drums
with guitar accompaniment.
Jive Marabi Axe Jit

9. 7. It is a popular musical genre
from Salvador,
Bahia, and Brazil.
Marabi Axe Jit Zouk

10. 8. It is used to wake up the
worshipper after
fasting during the Muslim Holy
Feast of Ramadan.
Music of Africa Afrobeat
Apala Juju

11. 9. It is described as the
fusion of West
African and Black American
music.
Music of Africa Afrobeat
Apala Juju

12. 10. It is a rich and diverse
cultural heritage
that exists in hundreds of
different languages.
Music of Africa Afrobeat
Apala Juju

13. 11-15 How can you describe
the music of Africa in terms of
its historical background,
rhythm and beat?