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1. The World's Oldest Piano is in a building. What kind of building is it?
2. The World's Oldest Piano was created by Bartolomeo Cristofori. Which statement about Bart is true?
3. Before the piano was invented, people played harpsichords. Both have a harp inside a case and keys are pressed to play music. What can you do with a piano that you can't do with a harpsichord?
4. Keys are pressed on both harpsichords and pianos to make music. What is the difference between the way the music is produced inside the case?
5. In the same room as the World's Oldest Piano there are some violins built by a man named Antonio Stradivari.
6. In the same room as the World's Oldest Piano is a famous harpsichord built by Michele Todini in 1670. Where is this harpsichord originally from?
7. Including the World's Oldest Piano, how many pianos built by Bartolomeo Cristofori still exist?
8. How old exactly is the World's Oldest Piano? In what year was it built?
9. Is the World's Oldest Piano the first piano ever made?
10. Which statement about the World's Oldest Piano is true?
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