Part of a song that contains hook or title (appears more that once).

• A. Verse
• B. Introduction
• C. Beat
• D. Chorus

Answer: (D)

The chorus is the part of a song that repeats and often carries the hook and the title. It’s designed to be the most memorable section, so the catchy phrase or the song’s name is typically sung here and reappears multiple times throughout the track. This repetition and emphasis on the main idea is what makes the chorus stand out as the recognizable centerpiece of the song.

The other parts don’t fit this role as well. The verse usually advances the story and changes from one verse to the next, rather than repeating the same material each time. The introduction is the opening material that leads into the main body of the song, and the beat refers to the rhythm or groove rather than a textual section that repeats with a hook.