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Bagpipes are a wind instrument that were invented in Scotland in the late 1500s. Air is forced into the bag of the bagpipes through a blowpipe. A beginning bagpipe student learns to play the chanter first before moving to the full bagpipes, and pipers separate notes by stopping the flow of air with a special valve. The Great Highland Bagpipes have four drones.
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- 1. Bagpipes Questions B 1. Bagpipes were invented in Scotland in the late 1500s. A. true B. false A 2. What type of instrument is a bagpipe? A. wind B. string C. electric D. none of the above C 3. Air is forced into the bag of the bagpipes through a ______. A. drone B. reed C. blowpipe D. chanter A 4. A beginning student learns to play a chanter before he or she can play the bagpipes. A. true B. false B 5. How are the notes separated when playing the bagpipes? A. The piper plays a quarter note. B. The piper plays a grace note. C. The piper stops the flow of air with a special valve. D. The piper stops blowing air into the bag. A 6. How many notes must a piper learn to play? A. nine B. eight C. six D. ten B 7. The Great Highland Bagpipes have four drones. A. true B. false C 8. What is a tartan? A. a type of bagpipe B. a type of chanter C. a type of plaid material D. a type of ancient bagpipe