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WorksheetsCMS Choir Final Assessment (ECA) for 8th Period Choir Only
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 16mins
For correct posture, where should your eyes be and why?
on the conductor so that you know what's going on
on the floor so that you can see your fabulous shoes
on your neighbor so that you know if she is singing the right words
on the conductor so that you can decide if you like her outfit
For correct posture, where should your face be and why?
pointed upward so that your cheeks don't sag
forward to keep you neck muscles relaxed
backward so that we see all your hairdo
For correct posture, where should your chin be and why?
level to keep your neck muscles relaxed
tucked down to your chest so that you can hit low notes
pointed up to the ceiling so that you can hit high notes
For correct posture, where should your shoulders be and why?
rolled back to allow room to breathe
hunched forward because it's comfortable
For correct posture, where should your chest be and why?
up to allow room to breathe
pointing at the window so that you are facing sunlight
For correct posture, where should your arms be and why?
at your side to keep your shoulders rolled back
waving all around to make sure that we notice you
In order to have correct posture, how should your knees be and why?
slightly bent to keep from fainting
VERY bent so that you are closer to the floor
For correct posture, where should your feet be and why?
shoulder-width apart to balance your weight
one inch apart so that you don't take up too much room
six feet apart so that you take up lots of room
In a choral performance, what does "blend" mean?
it means that no individual voices are sticking out and the group sounds like one, unified sound
it means that you've used a blender to make a strawberry smoothie
In a choral performance, what does balance mean?
It means that all parts (soprano, alto and baritone) can be heard equally
it means that no one fell off the balance beam during the performance
In a choral performance, what are dynamics?
loud sections and soft sections can be heard, so that there is variety during the performance
dynamic characters are the opposite of static characters in a song
In a choral performance, what does phrasing mean?
refers to the fact that the choir breathes in the right places and connects in the right places
refers to the fact that the choir used commas and quotation marks in the appropriate places as they were singing
What parts are found in a Treble Choir?
Soprano I, Soprano II, Alto
Tenor, Baritone, Bass
Soprano, Alto, Baritone
In a Guys Choir, what voice parts are found?
Soprano I, Soprano II, Alto
Tenor, Baritone, Bass
Soprano, Alto, Baritone
What parts can be found in a Mixed Choir?
Soprano, Alto, Baritone
Soprano I, Soprano II, Alto
Tenor, Baritone, Bass
Which of the following is NOT an appropriate audience behavior at a choral concert?
cell phone off or silenced
not talking or texting during the performance
applauding when a song is over
leaving in the middle of a song to go to the restroom
What is this an example of?
a time signature
a key signature
a rest
a note
What is this symbol?
whole rest
sixteenth rest
eighth rest
whole note
What is this symbol?
whole note
eighth note
quarter note
whole rest
What is this symbol?
eighth notes
thirty-second notes
whole notes
half notes
What symbol is this?
fermata
caesura
second ending
What symbol is this?
sharp
flat
natural
What symbol is this?
Bass Clef
Alto Clef
Treble Clef
Soprano Clef
What symbol is this?
sharp
natural
flat
What symbol is this?
Quarter Rest
Whole Rest
Half Rest
Sixteenth Rest
What is this symbol and what does it mean?
symbol for piano and it means soft
symbol for forte and it means loud
What is this abbreviation and what does it mean?
abbreviation for ritardando and it means slow down
abbreviation for ritcellerando and it means get faster
What is this symbol and what does it mean?
symbol for crescendo and it means get louder
symbol for descrescendo and it means get softer
What is this symbol and what does it mean?
accent and it means sing the note louder, with more emphasis
tenuto,and it means to give the note its full value
What is the name of this symbol?
natural sign
repeat sign
Dal Segno
What is this symbol and what does it mean?
scaccato dot, which means to sing the note short
tenuto line, which means to give the note its full value
marcato mark, which means to sing the note very loud
