WorksheetsGeneral Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
In simple time the beats can be divided equally into how many parts?
3
2
1
4
In compound time, the beats can be divided equally into how many parts?
3
2
1
4
To switch from simple to compound time without altering the rhythm of a piece of music, what do we do to the time signature?
multiply the top number by 2 and the bottom number by 3
divide the top number by 2 and the bottom number by 3
multiply the top number by 3 and the bottom number by 2
divide the top number by 3 and the bottom number by 2
To switch from compound to simple time without altering the rhythm of a piece of music, what do we do to the time signature?
multiply the top number by 2 and the bottom number by 3
divide the top number by 2 and the bottom number by 3
multiply the top number by 3 and the bottom number by 2
divide the top number by 3 and the bottom number by 2
In compound time, the pulse and the beat are different. Which option best describes the pulse and the beat of compound time?
The pulse is dotted crotchets, the beats are crotchets
The pulse is crotchets, the beats are quavers
The pulse is dotted crotchets, the beats are quavers
The pulse is quavers, the beat is crotchets
Minor scales get their key signature from the relative major. How can the relative major be found?
counting forward 3 semitones
counting backward 3 semitones
counting forward 3 tones
counting backward 3 tones
The relative major to A minor is
B major
Bb major
C# major
C major
The relative major to D minor is
E Major
F Major
F# Major
Gb Major
The relative major to B minor is
D major
Db Major
D# Major
Eb Major
C minor has the same key signature as
E major
Eb major
D major
D# major
