Why do we look at music in choir class?

• To learn how to read music

• To help us learn the words

• To give our hands something to do

• All of the above

What is the term for a female singer with a strong high range?

• alto

• tenor

• soprano

• bass

What does a cappella mean?

• Hear it in your head

• No music

• No instruments

• Changing voices

What does unison mean?

• One part

• One person

• One section

• Sing together

A system of hand signs and singing syllables to learn pitches or scales

• staff

• solfege

• blend

• time signature

Which of the following is an acceptable excuse for missing a concert?

• I have to work

• I don't have concert attire

• I have lots of homework tonight

• None of the above

Quarter Note + Quarter Note + Quarter Note + Quarter Note =

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

What kind of vowels do we sing with?

• East/West

• North/South

What items are NOT allowed in the Choir Room? (select all that apply)

• Gum

• Water

• Candy

• Food

• Soft Drinks and/or Coffee

What are the solfege syllables?

• do re

• do do

• do mi

• do sol