youtube: how beatboxing is rooted in hip hop history by sound field
1. rhythm is called?
a. the heartbeat of music
b. the driving force that moves us
c. vocal percussion
2. beatboxing is defined as the art of rhythm and sound using only the human voice. t or f
3. which of the following are common misconceptions about beatboxing?
a. beatboxing is not music
b. beatboxing is making noises with your mouth
c. not everyone can learn how to beatbox
d. everyone can learn how to beatbox
4. carnage the executioner states that beatboxing is the art of transforming your body into an instrument. t or f
5. how far back does the art of creating music with your mouth, throat and body go?
a. 200 years
b. 1,000 years
c. ancient times
6. when did the culture of beatboxing as we know it emerge?
a. 1950s
b. 1960s
c. 1970s
d. 1980s
7. was the term beatbox originally used to describe drum machines? yes or no
8. what city is the birthplace of beatboxing?
a. new jersey
b. new orleans
c. new york
9. what is a misconception about beatboxing?
a. beatboxing is a ______________
10. today, beatboxing is:
an international phenomenon, with a global battle scene that pulls millions of viewers online. t or f
11. beatboxing can be found in the recordings of songs from which genre?
a. jazz
b. r & b
c. hip hop
12. the art of beatboxing became influential because of which of the following?
a. beatboxing became an alternative to drum machines
b. beatboxers accompanied mcs on the streets during ciphers
c. beatboxers accompanied mcs on stage at a show
d. beatboxers accompanied mcs in recorded songs

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youtube: how beatboxing is rooted in hip hop history by sound field
1. rhythm is called?
   a. the heartbeat of music
   b. the driving force that moves us
   c. vocal percussion
2. beatboxing is defined as the art of rhythm and sound using only the human voice. t or f
3. which of the following are common misconceptions about beatboxing?
   a. beatboxing is not music
   b. beatboxing is making noises with your mouth
   c. not everyone can learn how to beatbox
   d. everyone can learn how to beatbox
4. carnage the executioner states that beatboxing is the art of transforming your body into an instrument. t or f
5. how far back does the art of creating music with your mouth, throat and body go?
   a. 200 years
   b. 1,000 years
   c. ancient times
6. when did the culture of beatboxing as we know it emerge?
   a. 1950s
   b. 1960s
   c. 1970s
   d. 1980s
7. was the term beatbox originally used to describe drum machines? yes or no
8. what city is the birthplace of beatboxing?
   a. new jersey
   b. new orleans
   c. new york
9. what is a misconception about beatboxing?
   a. beatboxing is a ______________
10. today, beatboxing is:
    an international phenomenon, with a global battle scene that pulls millions of viewers online. t or f
11. beatboxing can be found in the recordings of songs from which genre?
    a. jazz
    b. r & b
    c. hip hop
12. the art of beatboxing became influential because of which of the following?
    a. beatboxing became an alternative to drum machines
    b. beatboxers accompanied mcs on the streets during ciphers
    c. beatboxers accompanied mcs on stage at a show
    d. beatboxers accompanied mcs in recorded songs

Accepted Answer

### Question 1
# Brief Explanations:
Rhythm is often referred to as the heartbeat of music (a) and also the driving force that moves us (b). Vocal percussion (c) is related to beatboxing, not a general definition of rhythm. So both a and b are correct descriptions of rhythm. But if we consider common definitions, "the heartbeat of music" is a very common metaphor for rhythm. However, "the driving force that moves us" is also accurate. But maybe the question expects multiple correct? Wait, the options are a, b, c. Wait, rhythm's common definitions: rhythm is the pattern of sounds and silences in music, often considered the heartbeat (a) and the driving force (b). Vocal percussion is a type of rhythm production (like beatboxing), but not the definition of rhythm. So a and b are correct. But maybe the question has a specific answer. Wait, maybe the intended answer is a or b? Wait, maybe the question is from a beatboxing context, but rhythm in general: "the heartbeat of music" is a common phrase. So for question 1, possible correct options are a and b. But let's check:

- a. The heartbeat of music: Correct, as rhythm is like the pulse of music.
- b. The driving force that moves us: Correct, as rhythm propels the music and can move listeners.
- c. Vocal percussion: This is beatboxing or a type of rhythmic vocalization, not the definition of rhythm. So a and b are correct. But maybe the question allows multiple? If it's multiple choice, a and b. But if single, maybe a is more common.

# Answer:
a. The heartbeat of music, b. The driving force that moves us

### Question 2
# Brief Explanations:
Beatboxing is defined as the art of creating rhythm and sound using only the human voice. So the statement "Beatboxing is defined as the art of rhythm and sound using only the human voice" is True.

# Answer:
T

### Question 3
# Brief Explanations:
Misconceptions about beatboxing are false beliefs.
- a. Beatboxing is not music: Misconception (true misconception, so a is a misconception).
- b. Beatboxing is making noises with your mouth: Misconception (it's artful rhythm and sound, not just random noises, so b is a misconception).
- c. Not everyone can learn how to beatbox: Misconception (many believe it's a skill anyone can learn with practice, so c is a misconception).
- d. Everyone can learn how to beatbox: This is a correct belief (not a misconception), as it's a skill that can be learned. So a, b, c are misconceptions.

# Answer:
a. Beatboxing is not music, b. Beatboxing is making noises with your mouth, c. Not everyone can learn how to beatbox

### Question 4
# Brief Explanations:
Carnage The Executioner states that beatboxing is the 'art of transforming your body into an instrument'. So the statement is True.

# Answer:
T

### Question 5
# Brief Explanations:
The art of creating music with mouth, throat, and body (beatboxing - like vocal percussion) goes back to ancient times (e.g., tribal vocal rhythms, etc.). 200 years or 1000 years are too recent. So c is correct.

# Answer:
c. Ancient times

### Question 6
# Brief Explanations:
The culture of beatboxing as we know it (linked to hip - hop) emerged in the 1980s? Wait, no, hip - hop culture emerged in the 1970s, and beatboxing as part of hip - hop became more prominent in the 1980s? Wait, actually, the beatboxing culture as we know it (with its modern form) emerged in the 1980s? Wait, no, some sources say the 1970s. Wait, the correct answer is c (1970s) or d (1980s)? Wait, hip - hop culture started in the 1970s in New York, and beatboxing was part of it. But the modern beatboxing culture (with the term and the art form as we know) emerged in the 1980s? Wait, maybe the answer is c (1970s) or d (1980s). Wait, according to some references, beatboxing as a distinct art form in hip - hop emerged in the 1980s. But maybe the intended answer is c (1970s) or d. Wait, let's think: hip - hop culture (including beatboxing) started in the 1970s. So the answer is c (1970s)? Or d (1980s)? Wait, maybe the correct answer is c. 1970s.

# Answer:
c. 1970s

### Question 7
# Brief Explanations:
The term "Beatbox" was originally used to describe drum machines (like the Roland TR - 808, etc.). So the answer is Yes.

# Answer:
Yes

### Question 8 (What city is the birthplace of beatboxing?)
# Brief Explanations:
Beatboxing is part of hip - hop culture, which was born in New York City (the Bronx, New York). So c (New York) is correct. New Jersey is nearby, New Orleans is for jazz, so New York is the birthplace.

# Answer:
c. New York

### Question 9 (What is a misconception about beatboxing? a. Beatboxing is a ________)
# Brief Explanations:
Misconceptions about beatboxing include things like "Beatboxing is not music", "Beatboxing is just making noises", "Only certain people can do it", etc. So the blank could be filled with a false description, like "waste of time", "not a real art form", "only for boys", etc. But since the question is a bit incomplete, but from the context, common misconceptions are that beatboxing is not music, or just random noise, or not a real art. So for example, "Beatboxing is a (not a real art form)" or "Beatboxing is a (simple hobby)". But maybe the intended answer is related to the earlier options, like "Beatboxing is a (not music)" but in the blank, we can say "misconception is that beatboxing is a (non - musical activity)" or something. But maybe the question is expecting a word like "game" or "noise - making activity" instead of an art. So the answer could be that a misconception is that beatboxing is a (noise - making activity without art) or similar. But since the question is a bit unclear, but from the context, the blank is to fill a false description. So for example, "Beatboxing is a (not a real art)".

# Answer:
(Example) not a real art form (or other false descriptions like "random noise - making", "waste of time", etc.)

### Question 10
# Brief Explanations:
Today, beatboxing is an international phenomenon, with global battles (like the Beatbox Battle World Championship) that get millions of views online. So the statement is True.

# Answer:
T

### Question 11
# Brief Explanations:
Beatboxing is most commonly associated with and found in Hip - Hop music. Jazz and R&B have some vocal percussion, but hip - hop is where beatboxing is most prominent. So c (Hip Hop) is correct.

# Answer:
c. Hip Hop

### Question 12
# Brief Explanations:
- a. Beatboxing became an alternative to drum machines: In the early days, when drum machines were expensive or not available, beatboxing was an alternative, so this is a reason for its influence.
- b. Beatboxers accompanied MCs on the streets during ciphers: Ciphers (informal rap sessions) on the streets had beatboxers providing rhythm, which helped spread beatboxing.
- c. Beatboxers accompanied MCs on stage at a show: This helped in the performance aspect and spread.
- d. Beatboxers accompanied MCs in recorded songs: This also helped in popularizing beatboxing.

But the main reason for its influence? Wait, the question is "the art of beatboxing became influential because of which of the following?" All a, b, c, d are reasons, but maybe the most prominent? Wait, in the early hip - hop days, beatboxers accompanied MCs on the streets during ciphers (b) and as an alternative to drum machines (a). But maybe the intended answer is a, b, c, d? But let's check:

- a: Correct, as it was an alternative to drum machines.
- b: Correct, street ciphers were important.
- c: Correct, stage shows helped.
- d: Correct, recorded songs helped popularize.

So all a, b, c, d are correct.

# Answer:
a. Beatboxing became an alternative to drum machines, b. Beatboxers accompanied MCs on the streets during ciphers, c. Beatboxers accompanied MCs on stage at a show, d. Beatboxers accompanied MCs in recorded songs

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