Chapter 20 Quiz 1

Popular Music Since 1950 (Online Bonus Chapter)

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. To what does "doo-wop" refer?

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. Which rock group from Great Britain was considered the "bad boy" opposites of the Beatles?

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. Which statement about the genre of "jazz rock" is NOT true?

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. ___, which evolved out of 'acid rock,' featured hard-driving rhythms and extremely loud volume levels; bands like Black Sabbath and Kiss created ___ that were as important as the music itself.

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. Consider the following statement and choose the best response: "Pressing social issues such as the Vietnam War, the beginnings of the women's movement, and the Civil Rights movement influenced music of the late 1950s and 1960s, and musicians like Bob Dylan abandoned both the recklessness of rock n' roll and the mildness of soft rock in favor of an acoustic folk style that lent itself to message and protest music."

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. Why is 1950s disc jockey Alan Freed an important figure in the history of American popular music?

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. Which statement about the Beach Boys' music is NOT true?

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. Which of the following group or individual artist is an example of a "crossover" artist that combined country and rock music?

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. Which of the following is NOT a famous Motown artist or ensemble?

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. According to Rolling Stone Magazine, what event changed the history of popular music?

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. Which of the following is a feature of 1950s "soft rock?"

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. What media technology changed the manner in which popular music was accessed and performed in the 1980s?

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. Which statement about the career and music of the Beatles is NOT true?

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. Consider the following statement and choose the best response: "Elvis Presley, who had 149 hit records in his lifetime, fused country-western music and R&B in his early rock n' roll hits like 'Jailhouse Rock,' 'All Shook Up,' and 'I Wanna Hold Your Hand.'"

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. ___ was an important precursor to rock n'roll; it was closely related to the folk music of Britain, especially in its use of ___.

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