WorksheetsSymphonic Band Test
Total questions: 159
Worksheet time: 2hrs 48mins
What is this instrument?
Baritone
Tuba
Saxophone
Clarinet
What is this instrument?
Tuba
Baritone
Flute
Trumpet
What is this instrument?
Trumpet
Tuba
Flute
Trombone
What is this instrument?
Tenor Trombone
Tuba
Baritone
Oboe
What is this instrument?
Saxophone
trumpet
Tuba
Drums
What is this instrument?
Baritone
Trombone
Flute
Alto Saxophone
What is this instrument?
Drums
Oboe
Tuba
flute
What is this instrument?
Baritone
Tuba
Sousaphone
Marching Baritone
What is this?
Flute
NONE OF THEM
Oboe
Clarinet
Parts
Units
What is the wooden piece in a woodwind mouthpiece is called a
Reed
Reid
Read
Rede
What family is the French Horn in?
Strings
Woodwind
Brass
Percussion
What family is the Oboe in?
Woodwind
Brass
Strings
Percussion
What is this instrument?
flute
clarinet
Oboe
Saxophone
What percussion equipment is this?
Mallets
Sticks
Drumsticks
yarn
What instrument is this?
Bass clarinet
Saxophone
Tennor sax
Barie sax
What is this called?
Bass
Beat drum
Big papa
Bass drum

What does a flat do to a note?
lowers the pitch
raises the pitch
cancels a flat or sharp
What does a sharp do to a note?
lowers the pitch
raises the pitch
cancels a sharp or flat
What does a natural do to a note?
lowers the pitch
raises the pitch
cancels a flat or sharp
Which family of instruments has the xylophone, snare drum and wood block?
strings
woodwinds
brass
percussion
Sharp
Flat
Natural
Box
Bass Clef
Alto Clef
Treble Clef
Goal Posts
The tuba, trombone, and trumpet are part of which instrument family?
Woodwind
Brass
String
Percussion
Oboe, bassoon, and flute are part of which instrument family?
Woodwind
Brass
String
Percussion
Pianissimo
Piano
Forte
Pianoissimo
Forteissimo
Piano
forte
Fortissimo
What is this symbol's name?
Fermata
Get Softer
Decrescendo
Crescendo
What is this symbol ?
half pattern
half note
quarter rest
Half rest
What is this symbol ?
half rest
whole rest
quarter rest
whole symbol
The names of the spaces on the treble clef are
A - B - O - P - G - H
E - G - B - D - F
F - A - C - E
They don't have names
Define forte.
Loud
Soft
Gradually getting louder
Gradually getting softer
Define piano.
Loud
Soft
Gradually getting louder
Gradually getting softer
Define Adagio.
Slow
Walking Pace
Fast
Very fast
Define Andante.
Slow
Walking pace
Walking past
Fast
Define Allegro.
Slow
Walking Pace
Fast
Very fast
What does andante mean?
A walking tempo; moderately slow
Loudly, with force
Soft
Quickly, with a bounce
What does allegro mean?
Quick, brisk
Smoothly, slowly
Very slow
With feeling
What speed is grave in music?
Very quick
Very slow and solemn
Medium speed
Alternating between two tempos
What speed is largo in music?
Slow, broad, dignified
Fast, upbeat, with a bounce
Jazz swing
Medium fast
What speed is moderato?
Dancelike
Medium or moderate
Slow, like a dirge
With a careful mood
What speed is presto?
Pushing forward
A good tempo for dining
Sudden
Very quick
What does ritardando mean?
Slow down gradually
Speed up gradually
Get louder gradually
Get softer gradually
What does subito mean?
Suddenly
Accompanied
Under the voices
Never listen
Which is correct?
What is this in music?
Apostrophe
Comma
Breath mark
Pause in the music
What is this?
2 division signs
First and second endings
The end of a piece of music
A pepperoni pizza
What note is missing from this scale? C D E G A B C
C
D
E
F
