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WorksheetsMusic Theory-8 Semester 1
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 17hrs 0mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
A symbol at the beginning of every staff which helps us identify notes and pitches. examples: treble and bass clefs?
a)
Clef Sign
b)
Key Signature
c)
Time Signature
d)
Tempo
2.
also known as a G clef
a)
Tenor Clef
b)
Treble Clef
c)
Bass Clef
d)
Trouble Clef
3.
Also known as an F clef
a)
Tenor Clef
b)
Treble Clef
c)
Bass Clef
d)
Trouble Clef
4.
five lines and 4 spaces notes are written on
a)
double bar line
b)
bar line
c)
measure
d)
Staff
5.
when a staff with a treble clef and a staff with a bass clef are grouped together using a brace
a)
Grand Staff
b)
staff
c)
clefs
d)
music
6.
the space on a staff between two bar lines
a)
bar line
b)
measure
c)
staff
d)
lines
7.
line used to divide measures
a)
double bar line
b)
measure
c)
bar line
d)
staff
8.
two numbers stacked on top of each other at the beginning of the staff; top number tells us how many beats in each measure and the bottom number tells the kind of note to receive one beat
a)
Time Signature
b)
Key Signature
c)
Tempo Marking
d)
Grand Staff
9.
constant, not changing
a)
Beat
b)
Steady
c)
time
d)
time signature
10.
steady pulse of the music
a)
steady
b)
tempo
c)
Beat
d)
key
11.
sharp or flat signs at the beginning that indicates the tonality of the piece
a)
Natural
b)
Clef Sign
c)
Key Signature
d)
Time Signature
12.
raises pitch by ½ step
a)
Hash Tag
b)
Natural
c)
Flat
d)
Sharp
13.
lowers pitch by ½ step
a)
Flat
b)
Sharp
c)
Natural
d)
B
14.
Major Key: no sharps or flats
a)
B Major
b)
C Major
c)
D Major
d)
B Flat Major
15.
Major Key: 1 flat (Bb)
a)
B Flat Majro
b)
C Major
c)
F Major
d)
D Major
16.
Major Key: 1 sharp (F#)
a)
F Major
b)
C Major
c)
G Major
d)
D Major
17.
Minor Key: no sharps or flats
a)
A flat minor
b)
F minor
c)
C minor
d)
A minor
18.
one beat of sound
a)
Quarter Note
b)
Half Note
c)
Whole Note
d)
Eighth Note
19.
2 beats of sound
a)
Quarter Note
b)
Half Note
c)
Whole Note
d)
Sixteenth Note
20.
4 beats of sound
a)
Quarter Note
b)
Eighth Note
c)
Whole Note
d)
Sixteenth Note
21.
½ beat of sound
a)
Quarter Note
b)
Half Note
c)
Whole Note
d)
Eighth Note
22.
¼ beat of sound
a)
Quarter Note
b)
Sixteenth Note
c)
Whole Note
d)
Eighth Note
23.
one beat of silence
a)
Quarter Rest
b)
Half Rest
c)
Whole Rest
d)
Eighth Rest
24.
2 beats of silence
a)
Quarter Rest
b)
Half Rest
c)
Eighth Rest
d)
Whole Rest
25.
4 beats of silence
a)
Quarter Rest
b)
Sixteenth Rest
c)
Whole Rest
d)
Eighth Rest
26.
½ beat of silence
a)
Quarter Rest
b)
Half Rest
c)
Eighth Rest
d)
Whole Rest
27.
¼ beat of silence
a)
Quarter Rest
b)
Sixteenth Rest
c)
Half Rest
d)
Whole Rest
28.
1 ½ beats of sound
a)
Dotted Quarter Note
b)
Dotted Half Note
c)
Quarter Note
d)
Eighth Note
29.
3 beats of sound
a)
Dotted Quarter Note
b)
Dotted Half Note
c)
Sixteenth Note
d)
Whole Note
30.
adds ½ of the original value
a)
Plus
b)
dot
c)
accent
d)
sharp
31.
Minor Key: 1 sharp (F#)
a)
B Minor
b)
E Minor
c)
F Minor
d)
C Minor
32.
Minor Key: 1 flat (Bflat)
a)
E minor
b)
A minor
c)
D minor
d)
G minor
33.
Sing again
a)
Double Bar Line
b)
Staff
c)
Measure
d)
Repeat Sign
34.
sing or play the music under the 1. bracket the first time through
a)
Second Ending
b)
Bracket
c)
First Ending
d)
Repeat Sign
35.
sing or play the music under the 2. bracket the second time through
a)
Second Ending
b)
Measure
c)
First Ending
d)
Repeat Sign
36.
the end
a)
Bar Line
b)
Repeat Sign
c)
Double Bar Line
d)
Staff
37.
lowest to highest notes you are capable of producing
a)
Notes
b)
Low
c)
Soprano
d)
Range
38.
highest voice in females
a)
Soprano
b)
Alto
c)
Tenor
d)
Bass
39.
lower female voice
a)
Soprano
b)
Alto
c)
Tenor
d)
Bass
40.
highest male voice
a)
Soprano
b)
Alto
c)
Tenor
d)
Bass
41.
lowest male voice
a)
Soprano
b)
Alto
c)
Tenor
d)
Bass
42.
performing with no accompaniment
a)
A cappella
b)
Accompaniment
c)
Piano
d)
Pitch Perfect
43.
distance between two notes, including the notes given
a)
space
b)
lines
c)
interval
d)
chords
44.
encompasses 2 staff positions
a)
2nd
b)
3rd
c)
4th
d)
5th
45.
encompases 3 staff positions
a)
2nd
b)
3rd
c)
4th
d)
6th
46.
Major Key: 2 sharps (F#, C#)
a)
A Major
b)
C Major
c)
G Major
d)
D Major
47.
Scale with raised 7th scale degree
a)
Major Scale
b)
Natural Minor Scale
c)
Harmonic Minor Scale
d)
Melodic Minor Scale
48.
Scale with raised 6th and 7th on the way up. Lowered 3rd and natural 6th and 7th on the way down.
a)
Major Scale
b)
Minor Scale
c)
Harmonic Minor Scale
d)
Melodic Minor Scale
49.
volume
a)
Keys
b)
Tempo
c)
Dynamics
d)
Instruments
50.
soft
a)
piano
b)
mezzo forte
c)
mezzo piano
d)
forte
51.
medium soft
a)
piano
b)
mezzo forte
c)
forte
d)
mezzo piano
52.
loud
a)
piano
b)
mezzo forte
c)
forte
d)
mezzo piano
53.
medium loud
a)
pianissimo
b)
fortissimo
c)
mezzo forte
d)
mezzo piano
54.
very loud
a)
pianissimo
b)
fortissimo
c)
forte
d)
piano
55.
very soft
a)
pianissimo
b)
fortissimo
c)
forte
d)
piano
56.
gradually get louder
a)
forte
b)
crescendo
c)
decrescendo
d)
piano
57.
gradually get softer
a)
forte
b)
crescendo
c)
decrescendo
d)
piano
58.
Major Key: 2 flats (Bb, Eb)
a)
F Major
b)
B Flat Major
c)
C Major
d)
E Flat Major
59.
Major Key: 3 flats (Bb, Eb, Ab)
a)
F Major
b)
B Flat Major
c)
E Flat Major
d)
D Major
60.
Major Key: 3 sharps (F#, C#, G#)
a)
C Major
b)
D Major
c)
A Major
d)
G Major
61.
Major key: 4 sharps (F#, C#, G#, D#)
a)
C Major
b)
A Major
c)
F Major
d)
E Major
62.
encompasses 4 staff positions
a)
3rd
b)
4th
c)
5th
d)
6th
63.
encompasses 5 staff positions
a)
3rd
b)
4th
c)
5th
d)
6th
64.
encompasses 8 staff positions, from letter name to next letter name
a)
4th
b)
5th
c)
7th
d)
8th
65.
Minor Key: 2 flats (b flat, e flat)
a)
c minor
b)
g minor
c)
a minor
d)
c# minor
66.
Minor Key: 3 sharps (F#, C#, and G#)
a)
f # minor
b)
c minor
c)
a minor
d)
g minor
67.
Minor Key: 3 flats (b flat, e flat, and a flat)
a)
a minor
b)
b minor
c)
c minor
d)
f # minor
68.
minor key: 4 sharps (F#, C#, G#, D#)
a)
a minor
b)
b minor
c)
b flat minor
d)
c # minor
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