Question 1 - 2
Choose TWO letters, A–E.
1-2.
Which TWO features applied to every participant in Joanna’s psychology study?
Each had received a musical prize.
Each had produced a music recording.
Each was younger than 27.
Each had toured internationally.
Each played a stringed instrument.
Question 3 - 4
Choose TWO letters, A–E.
3-4.
Which TWO observations does Joanna make about conducting interviews by telephone?
It enabled her to obtain detailed data.
It made leading performers available for the study.
It sometimes created a tense atmosphere.
It forced her to keep the interviews short.
It produced technical difficulties.
Question 5 - 6
Choose TWO letters, A–E.
5-6.
Which TWO areas did Joanna initially plan to examine?
rules governing clothing at concerts
how audiences respond to performers’ clothes
how performers’ attitudes to concert clothes have changed
the connection between clothing and a performer’s professional role
whether the instrument played influences clothing choice
Question 7 - 10
Choose the correct letter, A, B or C.
7.
Why did Joanna focus on female performers?
Women respond more strongly to fashion.
Women’s clothing has caused greater controversy.
Men have a narrower range of acceptable concert clothes.
8.
According to Mike Frost, women in popular music choose their clothes because of
a desire for their work to be treated seriously.
a tendency to imitate other female performers.
opposition to the masculine character of the music.
9.
What did Joanna’s participants say about audiences?
A performer’s clothing can demonstrate respect for the audience.
Clothes must never draw attention away from the music.
Audience members should dress appropriately themselves.
10.
What lesson might musicians take from sports science?
Clothing should allow complete freedom of movement.
Clothing can directly improve the quality of performance.
Clothing may help prevent physical injury.
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