This document contains a quiz about musical instruments and countries in Southeast Asia. It asks questions about the largest city in Myanmar, instruments traditionally played in Myanmar like the saung gauk, pat waing and kesi, the official language of Malaysia, and identifies Myanmar by its former name of Burma. The answer key provides short 1-3 word answers to the multiple choice and fill in the blank questions about cities, countries, and musical instruments from Southeast Asia.

1. QUIZ

2. IDENTIFICATION
1.What is the largest city in
Myanmar?
2. This is performed in open-air
ensembles at ceremonies and
festivals.

3. 3. It is composed of 21 drums
in circle.
4. A double headed drum
played to bring in the harvest
or to call for rain when the
monsoon is late.

4. 5. What is the official
language of Malaysia?
6. A reed wind instrument,
played using a technique
known as “circle breathing”.

5. 7. It is played by striking the
fixed discs which the performer
holds with his hands.
8. It is a single-sided hand-
held frame drum. Its size
ranges from about 20-40 cm in
diameter.

6. 9. A Nations online country
profile of the nation in
Southeast Asia, formerly known
as British Malaya.
10. It is regarded as the
national instrument of
Myanmar.

7. 11. Three-stringed zither which
looks like a crocodile.
12. It is a wind instrument
which consist of a hallow tube
played by blowing through a
whole at one end.

8. 13. This country was also
known as Burma until 1989.
14. Instruments that are played
in concerts.

9. 15. Instruments played for
Orchestra

10. Answer Key
1. Yangon/Rangoon
2. Loud sounding
3. Pat Waing
4. Dobat
5. Bahasa Malaysia
6. Serunai
7. Kesi
8. Kompang
9. Malaysia
10. Saung Gauk
11. Mi Gyaung
12. Palwei
13. Myanmar
14. Anyeint
15. Hsaing Waing