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1. – The piece on the body of the guitar where the strings are anchored and pass over the saddle.
5. – A curved indentation in the body of the guitar that makes it easier to reach the higher frets.
6. – The opening in the guitar’s body that lets the sound project outward.
8. – The long, thin part of the guitar that holds the frets and connects the body to the headstock.
10. – A protective plate on the body of the guitar that prevents scratches from a pick.
13. – The six wires stretched across the guitar that vibrate to make sound when plucked or strummed.

1. – The large, hollow part of the guitar that amplifies the sound produced by the strings.
2. – Knobs or sliders on electric or acoustic-electric guitars that adjust volume and tone.
3. – Small pegs that hold the strings in place at the bridge.
4. – The part of the bridge that the strings rest on, helping transmit vibrations to the body.
7. – A metal knob on the guitar where a strap can be attached for playing while standing.
8. – A small strip at the top of the neck that holds the strings in place and keeps them spaced evenly.
9. – A knob used to tighten or loosen each string to change its pitch.
11. – A decorative design around the sound hole, often made of inlaid wood or shell.
12. – Dots or shapes on the neck that help the player know where to place their fingers.