Match the following: (Multiple Choice)

a. alternative
  b. harmonics
  c. grunge
  d. riot grrrl
  e. Lollapalooza
  f. power chords
  g. generation x
  h. head banging
  i. heavy metal
  j. art rock
  k. queercore
  l. new generation of singer-songwriters
  1. A 90s militant feminist movement which supported post-punk bands.
  2. A high-energy, sometimes violent, dance with evolved around heavy metal.
  3. A term to describe a family of rock-related, punk-inspired styles.
  4. A style of rock which emerged in Seattle in the 1980s.
  5. The children of baby-boomers.
  6. Creating this sound on a stringed instrument by depressing the string only part way at certain points;
  gives a higher-pitched sound with a distinctive ring.
  7. A movement which reacted against mainstream gay and lesbian views and centered on punk and
  industrial rock.
  8. A style of rock that went beyond commercial and popular entertainment to create works of greater
  complexity.
  9. A music festival during the 90s which featured alternative bands.
  10. In the late 1980s, this was the most popular rock genre.
  11. I and V chords, often played at an intense volume and at a steady, fast beat.
  12. Tracy Chapman, Suzanne Vega, and k.d. lang.