| How is African music learnt | | 2 |
| What is a cross-rhythm? | | 'Burkina Faso' |
| What is polyrhythmic? | | When a soloist sings or plays a phrase of music and a larger group responds to that with an answering phrase. |
| A well known melodic instrument | | Balafon |
| Where about in west Africa does ‘koko’ come from? | | the introduction |
| Why might the song be called ‘yiri’? | | 1 |
| What is call and response? | | G♭ Major |
| How is the Djembe played? | | The effect produced when two conflicting rhythms are heard together. |
| How is a talking drum played? | | With the hands |
| How is a Balafon played? | | Because all of the instruments except the bell are made from wood. |
| What section is played in ostinato? | | When two or more rhythms with different pulses are heard together |
| What section plays in tremolo? | | oral tradition |
| What key is it played in? | | The main section |
| How many heads does a djembe have? | | With a hooked stick |
| How many heads does a dundun have? | | The same as a xylophone |