What are the names of the lines and spaces in the treble clef?

• Lines: C, E, G, B, D; Spaces: A, C, E, F

• Lines: F, A, C, E, G; Spaces: E, G, B, D

• Lines: A, C, E, G, B; Spaces: D, F, A, C

• Lines: E, G, B, D, F; Spaces: F, A, C, E

Name three types of string instruments.

• violin, guitar, cello

• flute

• drums

• piano

What is a quarter note worth in beats?

• 4 beats

• 2 beats

• 1 beat

• 3 beats

What is the term for the highness or lowness of a sound?

• Tone

• Frequency

• Volume

• Pitch

What is the difference between a major and minor scale?

• The major scale consists of only whole steps, while the minor scale includes only half steps.

• Minor scales have a higher pitch than major scales.

• Major scales are always played on the piano, while minor scales are played on string instruments.

• The major scale sounds bright and happy, while the minor scale sounds darker and sadder.

List two woodwind instruments.

• clarinet, flute

• trumpet

• saxophone

• trombone

What does a time signature indicate in music?

• A time signature indicates the tempo of a piece of music.

• A time signature shows the key signature of a composition.

• A time signature indicates the number of beats per measure and the note value of each beat.

• A time signature represents the dynamics of a musical piece.

What is vibrato and how is it used in singing?

• Vibrato is a technique used only in instrumental music.

• Vibrato is a singing style that requires no pitch variation.

• Vibrato is a technique in singing that involves a regular oscillation of pitch, used to add expression and warmth to the voice.

• Vibrato is a type of musical instrument used in orchestras.

What are the basic elements of a song?

• Melody, harmony, rhythm, lyrics, structure.

• Vocals, instruments, tempo, mood, style

• Beats, notes, verses, chorus, bridge

• Chords, tempo, dynamics, theme, genre

What is the purpose of a metronome?

• The purpose of a metronome is to provide a steady tempo for musicians.

• To create musical compositions

• To tune musical instruments

• To measure the volume of sound