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Froggy Jumps general structure of songsVersion en ligne general structure of songs par henni.sftr23 1 What is usually found in the outro of a song? a New lyrics and story b Instrumental or fade-out ending c Fast tempo changes 2 The part of a song that is usually repeated and contains the main message is called the... a Chorus b Verse c Bridge 3 Which part of a song tells more details or stories? a Intro b Verse c Chorus 4 The ending part of a song is called the... a Verse b Bridge c Outro 5 The part that connects one section of a song to another and gives a new mood is called the... a Verse b Intro c Bridge 6 The repeated part of a song that makes it easy to remember is the... a Chorus b Intro c Buridge 7 When a song begins with music only, without lyrics, that part is called the... a Verse b Intro c Refrain 8 The section that prepares for the final part of a song is often called the... a Bridge b Verse c Chorus 9 The part that often repeats the same melody but with different lyrics is the... a Chorus b Bridge c Verse 10 The beginning part of a song is called the... a Verse b Intro c Bridge 11 What is the main social function of the song “Who I Am”? a To teach about nature b To express friendship and self-acceptance c To tell a story about war 12 The line “Don't say this, don't say that” functions as the... a Chorus b Verse c Bridge 13 The part “I'm not playing by the rules if they were made by you” belongs to... a Verse b Chorus c Bridge 14 Which lines show the main message or theme of the song? a “Save all your tears / You don’t wanna waste them on me” b “If only I was wide awake / There’s more than I can take” c “This is just the way that I am / 'Cause this is who I am” 15 The lines “Head in the clouds / I do not fit in to the crowd” are part of the... a Verse b Chrous c Bridge 16 The repetition of “Who I am” at the end of the chorus shows... a The title of the song b The bridge section c The narrative part of the song 17 The lines “If only I was wide awake / There’s more than I can take” introduce a new tone and meaning. They belong to... A. Intro B. Bridge C. Verse D. Outro a Intro b Bridge c Verse 18 The bridge of the song mainly expresses... a Love and sadness b Friendship and support c Regret and anger 19 The repeated lines “'Cause all that you go through, I'm with you” at the end function as... a Intro b Chorus c Outro or Coda 20 What makes the chorus of this song different from the verses? a It has faster rhythm and repeated lyrics b It tells new information c It uses longer sentences

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general structure of songsVersion en ligne

par henni.sftr23

What is usually found in the outro of a song?

The part of a song that is usually repeated and contains the main message is called the...

Which part of a song tells more details or stories?

The ending part of a song is called the...

The part that connects one section of a song to another and gives a new mood is called the...

The repeated part of a song that makes it easy to remember is the...

When a song begins with music only, without lyrics, that part is called the...

The section that prepares for the final part of a song is often called the...

The part that often repeats the same melody but with different lyrics is the...

The beginning part of a song is called the...

What is the main social function of the song “Who I Am”?

The line “Don't say this, don't say that” functions as the...

The part “I'm not playing by the rules if they were made by you” belongs to...

Which lines show the main message or theme of the song?

The lines “Head in the clouds / I do not fit in to the crowd” are part of the...

The repetition of “Who I am” at the end of the chorus shows...

The lines “If only I was wide awake / There’s more than I can take” introduce a new tone and meaning. They belong to... A. Intro B. Bridge C. Verse D. Outro

The bridge of the song mainly expresses...

The repeated lines “'Cause all that you go through, I'm with you” at the end function as...

What makes the chorus of this song different from the verses?

general structure of songs

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general structure of songsVersion en ligne

par henni.sftr23

What is usually found in the outro of a song?

The part of a song that is usually repeated and contains the main message is called the...

Which part of a song tells more details or stories?

The ending part of a song is called the...

The part that connects one section of a song to another and gives a new mood is called the...

The repeated part of a song that makes it easy to remember is the...

When a song begins with music only, without lyrics, that part is called the...

The section that prepares for the final part of a song is often called the...

The part that often repeats the same melody but with different lyrics is the...

The beginning part of a song is called the...

What is the main social function of the song “Who I Am”?

The line “Don't say this, don't say that” functions as the...

The part “I'm not playing by the rules if they were made by you” belongs to...

Which lines show the main message or theme of the song?

The lines “Head in the clouds / I do not fit in to the crowd” are part of the...

The repetition of “Who I am” at the end of the chorus shows...

The lines **“If only I was wide awake / There’s more than I can take”** introduce a new tone and meaning. They belong to... A. Intro B. Bridge C. Verse D. Outro

The bridge of the song mainly expresses...

The repeated lines “'Cause all that you go through, I'm with you” at the end function as...

What makes the chorus of this song different from the verses?

The lines “If only I was wide awake / There’s more than I can take” introduce a new tone and meaning. They belong to... A. Intro B. Bridge C. Verse D. Outro