The term 'Instrument with Finger Holes' can be answered by two different instruments: an Ocarina (7 letters) and an OBOE (4 letters). An Ocarina is a type of vessel flute, often made of clay or ceramic, with finger holes on the top and bottom. It is an ancient instrument, originating in China and later spreading to other parts of the world. An OBOE is a double reed woodwind instrument, consisting of a conical tube with finger holes and a metal reed. It is used in orchestras, concert bands, and chamber music ensembles.