Task Description: Today is Fijian language week, and how we are celebrating fijian language week is by learning about their music and how they made there song. We learned more about the culture of Fiji. What I like about their culture is that there is an inspiring, loved and respectful pacific culture. What I have here is the multi task. What I had to do was watch a video as a whole class, after that we answered question based on the video.
1. What is the name of the traditional wooden drum from Fiji?
a. Bongo
b. Lali
c. Djembe
d. Cajón
- What type of tree is the lali made from?
a. Coconut tree
b. Dilo tree
c. Bamboo
d. Oak tree
- What sound does the shallow end of the lali produce?
a. High tone
b. Low tone
c. No sound
d. Muffled sound
- What is the second instrument mentioned in the video?
a. Momo tilau
b. Lali
c. Anderua
d. Sow
- What does the length of the bamboo affect in the anderua?
a. The color of the sound
b. The type of music played
c. The tone produced
d. The size of the instrument
- What are the stones used in the momo tilau called?
a. Flat rocks
b. Oval stones
c. Round stones
d. Sharp stones
- How is the sound produced with the momo tilau?
a. By hitting it on a surface
b. By striking the stones together
c. By shaking the stones
d. By blowing into them
- What is the purpose of the sow sticks?
a. To create a deep sound
b. To click together for music
c. To make a loud noise
d. To shake for rhythm
- Which sound is described as soft and hollow?
a. Zombo
b. Sour
c. High pitch
d. Deep bass
- What do the people of Fiji usually do with their hands to make music?
a. Clap rhythmically
b. Shake their hands
c. Snap their fingers
d. Tap their feet