Review Double Stroke Motion – Quiz | Course 5

What does the double stroke motion mean in drumming?

Each hand plays one stroke at a time, alternating quickly.

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Each hand plays two strokes in a row before switching hands.

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Both hands strike the drum at the exact same time.

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Only the dominant hand plays two strokes while the other rests.

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What is a “rebound stroke” as described by Ralph in this lesson?

A stroke where you forcefully push the stick down twice.

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A stroke where you hit hard, lift the stick, then hit again.

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An initial stroke where the stick stays down, then you release the energy and let it bounce back up naturally.

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A stroke where both sticks hit the drum at the same instant.

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The second rebound stroke in a double stroke motion is just as loud and forceful as the first stroke.

True

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False

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According to Ralph, why is learning to control the softer rebound stroke so important?

It means you are letting the stick do the work naturally, rather than forcing every note.

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It makes both strokes sound exactly the same volume.

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It is only useful for playing jazz music.

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