Hip Hop emerged from which New York borough?*BrooklynBronxManhattanQueens

Read the text and choose the correct answer.It is said that hip hop music was born (20) ______ a birthday party in the Bronx, NY. This popular genre of music started out as party music in the 1970s. It was played by local DJs in the city neighborhoods.DJs put different pieces of music together. They did this to (21) ______ new sounds. Then, rapping was added. Rapping is a way of talking over the music with words that rhyme. DJs arranged the beats so that rappers could find a rhythm. Then, the rappers would speak in time with the beat. Rappers often (22) ______ lyrics, or the words of a song, about their own lives.At first, hip hop served as a response to disco. Disco was all about wealth and status. Hip hop emphasized reality and community. Hip hop music and culture became helpful to musicians and listeners. It was a way for them to deal (23) ______ the difficult things about city life.Hip hop quickly became an artistic outlet for African Americans. It was a new way to (24) ______ stories. From there, hip hop evolved from just a type of music to an entire lifestyle.Question 20:atoftoonQuestion 21:playgivedomakeQuestion 22:wrotelisteneddancedcomposedQuestion 23:fortoagainstwithQuestion 24:tellspeaksaytalk

You may select more than one answer for this question.Which artists got their start at CBGBs in New York?Group of answer choicesThe Talking HeadsThe Velvet UndergroundThe ClashPatti SmithThe Ramones

______ was born in a small New York bar called CBGB where the musical group called the New York Dolls began performing in 1971.Multiple choice question.RagtimeRockPunkBop

CBGB’s was a New York music venue central to the city’s punk scene in the 1970s. Originally a rallying point for the tight-knit underground music community, the club declined over the years until closing permanently in 2006. Despite this undistinguished end, a journalist conducting interviews with people who patronized and worked at CBGB's in its prime claims that the venue remains central to the story of American punk music and that it continues to be remembered as a place where different musical styles could coexist and flourish.Which quotation from the interviews best illustrates the journalist’s claim?“When we started building CBGB’s as a place to play, it was because there was no [other] place to play for people like us.”eliminate“You had a core group of bands like Patti Smith, The Ramones, Blondie, Talking Heads later on. And basically, that blew up.”eliminate“There were so many different styles of music. I know [CBGB’s] is known for a lot of punk, and we did some of that, but we were a pop band really. And there was room for everybody down there.”eliminate“The scene I knew in the 70s was awful and wonderful—but it can never be recreated because the world does things differently now.”

According to the documentary film on New York City, the Lower East Side neighborhood contributed to the development of New York City for all of the following reasons EXCEPTGroup of answer choicesIt contained immigrants who brought with them generations of pent-up energy Its poor housing conditions forced residents to intermingleIt was a center for artists and musicians who received funds from wealthy New YorkersIts streets contain immigrant markets