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Question 1

What is the capital of Burma/Myanmar

Answer 1

Naypyidaw

Question 2

what is the capital of Thailand

Answer 2

Bangkok

Question 3

what is the capital of Laos

Answer 3

Vientiane

Question 4

what is the capital of vietnam?

Answer 4

Hanoi

Question 5

what is the capital of cambodia

Answer 5

Phnom Penh

Question 6

What is the capital of indonesia

Answer 6

Jakarta

Question 7

what is the capital of malaysia

Answer 7

Kuala Lumpur

Question 8

What is the capital of singapore?

Answer 8

singapore (city-state)

Question 9

what is the capital of Brunei?

Answer 9

Bandar Seri Begawan

Question 10

What is the capital of the Philippines

Answer 10

Manila

Question 11

what is the capital of East Timor?

Answer 11

Dili

Question 12

which SE countries were primarily colonized by the british?

Answer 12

Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, burma/myanmar

Question 13

which SE countries were primarily colonized by France?

Answer 13

Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia (known as french Indo-China)

Question 14

which SE countries were primarily colonized by the netherlands?

Answer 14

Indonesia (known as the Dutch East Indies)

Question 15

which SE countries were primarily colonized by spain/portugal?

Answer 15

The philippines (spain) , East Timor (portugese)

Question 16

which SE countries was never colonized by a western power?

Answer 16

Thailand

Question 17

what is the only landlocked country in SE asia?

Answer 17

Laos

Question 18

Gamelan

Answer 18

A gong ensemble played in Indonesia. there are two main ensemble types, the older Javanese Gamelan, and the Newer Balinese Gamelan.

Question 19

Pelog

Answer 19

A seven pitched Gamelan scale

Question 20

Slendro

Answer 20

a five pitched Gamelan scale

Question 21

Gongan

Answer 21

the rhythmic cycle used in a gamelan piece. The length of this cycle is marked by the largest gong.

Question 22

Gong Ageng

Answer 22

The largest gong in the Gamelan ensemble, which marks the strong beat of a gong cycle.

Question 23

Balungan

Answer 23

the melodic element of gamelan music. Balungan translates to ‘outline’ or ‘skeleton’

Question 24

Wayang Kulit

Answer 24

Javanese shadow puppet theater, accompanied by gamalan music

Question 25

rebab

Answer 25

an indonesian two-stringed fiddle

Question 26

Talempong

Answer 26

handheld gongs used in West Sumatra in indonesia. These are the instruments used in example 31.

Question 27

Hocket

Answer 27

a technique of dividing a melody so that each individual pitch is played by a different person

Question 28

Jarai

Answer 28

An ethnic minority group from Vietnam that played the gong ensemble music from example 32

Question 29

Dan Bau

Answer 29

A Vietnamese one stringed instrument that is played by picking a string and manipulating a flexible handle to create different overtones. played in example 32.

Question 30

Vietnamese Water Puppet

Answer 30

A type of puppetry played in water with the puppeteers hidden behind a screen. This type of puppetry has been around since the 11th century, and have historically been popular at court performances, but is now performed mostly for tourists.

Question 31

Kong Nay

Answer 31

Blind cambodian musician (stevie wonder)

Question 32

Sinn Sisamouth

Answer 32

a Cambodian nursing student turned rockstar who was killed in the khmer Rouge period in the late 1970s. this is the person who composed and performed the Cambodian rock song

Question 33

Piphat

Answer 33

One of three Thai classical ensembles. Piphat ensembles include pitched percussion and the Pi oboe and is the type of ensemble that plays example 30. It is primarily used for ritual music

Question 34

Ranat Ek

Answer 34

the boat-shaped xylophone used in Thai classical music

Question 35

Ching

Answer 35

small cup shaped cymbals used to mark time in Thai classical music

Question 36

Lam

Answer 36

Thai dialogue singing

Question 37

Khaen

Answer 37

a bamboo mouth organ from the Lao ethnic group of Laos and NE Thailand

Question 38

Luk Thung

Answer 38

A popular Thai country music genre

Question 39

Hsaing Waing

Answer 39

a traditional burmese folk music ensemble that plays various forms of ritual and ceremonial music

Question 40

Pat Waing

Answer 40

the pitched drum circle used in burmese folk music

Question 41

Saung Gauk

Answer 41

The Burmese arched harp played in listening example 39

Question 42

Rondalla

Answer 42

A folk ensemble from the Philippines that includes guitars, double bass, and several other guitar-like instruments. This ensemble plays many different genres of music