Test my music test

[cos]

Years ago I made a "Music of the World" test on OkCupid, testing one's breadth of knowledge about music from all over the world. Recently I overhauled the test - about 1/3 ot the questions are new, most other questions have one or two new answer choices, some are reworded, and they're all rearranged into sections.

Scores don't give you fun categories yet, because I don't know how to score it. I need more people to take it!
http://www.okcupid.com/tests/the-music-of-the-world-test

Even people who know a lot more than I about music probably won't get 100% without using Google. I only got 94% and I made the test! But what scores mean what in the real world? The more I see scores from people I know, and whose level of music knowledge I'm familiar with, the better a sense I'll get. Wanna take the test and tell me what you got? (without Googling for answers, of course :)

Edit: Comments here have spoilers, so take the quiz before you read the comments!

Comments

[forgotten-aria.livejournal.com]

I didn't finish the test, my brain caught fire, but I'm not sure if I could get the taiko question right and, well, I teach people about taiko. Part of the problem is that what taiko means in North America is very different from what it means in Japan. It's simply the japanese word for any drum at all. Kumidaiko is the modern form of playing together in an ensemble, which is also an important part of modern taiko. They are also not always super loud, since I don't consider okedo that loud, but they're still part of wadaiko. So I'm not quite sure what you wanted as an answer to your question.

[cos]

It's not written for a Japanese audience, so the meaning of the word inside Japan only isn't what I had in mind, but I don't think it actually matters. If you're referring to the question I think you are, there's one answer that's clearly best (and scores the most points), and one other answer that's clearly not best but still scores a bit because it shows the person has some familiarity with the term. Some answers are very obviously wrong and you'll lose a point for those. The correct answers are also the ones someone in Japan would choose.

P.S. I slightly adjusted the wording of a couple of answers on that question due to your comment.