MAPEH 6 Reviewer

What musical character or symbol is placed in the staff to denote a certain tone to be sounded?

• dots

• music

• note

• rest

What makes a note different from a rest?

• A note denotes silence while a rest denotes tones to be sounded.

• A note denotes the tone to be sounded while a rest denotes silence.

• A note has an open head while a rest has a stem.

• A note has a stem while a rest has an open head.

If the value of a dotted rest is 3 beats, which of the following rests receives the same value?

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If the lower number in a time signature tells the kind of note that receives one beat, what about the

upper number? It tells the ____________.

• the kind of note per measure

• the number of beats per measure

• the number of lines in a staff

• the symbols used per measure

Look at the picture, if that is the given time signature, what does the upper number mean?

• one note is equal to two beats

• there are three beats in a measure

• there are two beats in a measure

• there are quarter notes in two measures

Study the illustration above. If the upper number tells the number of beats per measure, what

does the lower number indicate?

• a half note gets one beat

• a quarter note gets one beat

• a whole note gets one beat

• an eighth note gets one beat

Which of the given conducting gestures shows 3/4 time signature?

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Which of the following demonstrate the conducting gesture

of the rhythmic pattern shown?

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An improvised echo is a technique of a rhythmic pattern. How is this done? A group is divided

into two then ____.

• group A will clap first then group B follows

• group A will clap, stop then group B claps, stop

• the teacher and the two groups will clap together

• the two groups will perform at the same time

How can a conductor make the performance of a musical group synchronized?

• by doing body movements

• by reading rhythmic patterns

• by reading rhythmic syllables

• by doing conducting gestures