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Articulation, Tempo, and Random Italian Words - oh my!

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of articulation is this?

a)

Slur

b)

Tie

c)

Accent

d)

Staccato

2.

What type of articulation is this?

a)

Slur

b)

Staccato

c)

Tie

d)

Accent

3.

What type of articulation is this?

a)

Staccato

b)

Tie

c)

Slur

d)

Accent

4.

What type of articulation is this?

a)

Slur

b)

Tie

c)

Staccato

d)

Accent

5.

What does this tempo marking tell us to do?

a)

Gradually speed up

b)

Gradually slow down

c)

Hold the note until your conductor tells you to stop

d)

Hold for it’s full time value, or slightly more

6.

What does this tempo marking tell us to do?

a)

Gradually slow down

b)

Gradually speed up

c)

Hold the note until your conductor tells you to stop

d)

Hold for it’s full time value, or slightly more

7.

What does this tempo marking tell us to do?

a)

Hold for it’s full time value, or slightly more

b)

Gradually speed up

c)

Gradually slow down

d)

Hold the note until your conductor tells you to stop

8.

What does this tempo marking tell us to do?

a)

Hold the note until your conductor tells you to stop

b)

Gradually slow down

c)

Hold for it’s full time value, or slightly more

d)

Gradually speed up

9.

What does Molto mean?

a)

very

b)

little

c)

divided

d)

everyone

10.

What does Poco mean?

a)

Very

b)

Little

c)

Divided

d)

Everyone

11.

What does the word Divisi mean?

a)

Very

b)

Little

c)

Divided

d)

Everyone

12.

What does the word Tutti mean?

a)

Very

b)

Little

c)

Divided

d)

Everyone

13.

What language are the words Molto, Tutti, Divisi, and Poco in?

a)

Spanish

b)

French

c)

Italian

d)

English