Melody

____ is a series of single tones which add up to a recognizable whole.

• Harmony

• Melody

• Beat

• Rhythm

Intervals of adjacent (right next to each other) tones are called ____.

• Leaps

• Octaves

• Steps

• Brunos

Intervals larger than adjacent tones are called ____.

• Leaps

• Octaves

• Steps

• Luisas

The distance between the highest and lowest notes in a melody is its ____.

• Leap

• Octave

• Step

• Range

____ means to play or sing in a smooth and connected manner.

• Staccato

• Marcato

• Legato

• Quirky

____ means to play or sing in a short, detached manner.

• Staccato

• Marcato

• Legato

• Air Force

A ____ is a resting place at the end of a phrase.

• Melody

• Harmony

• Leap

• Cadence

Cadences can be ____.

• Incomplete

• Complete

• Either incomplete or complete

• Dark Green

The emotional focal point of a piece of music is its ____.

• Climax

• Cadence

• Range

Repetition of a phrase starting on a different note is a ___.

• Phrase

• Theme

• Sequence