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WorksheetsGRDMS Chorus Pre-Test
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name the symbol
Repeat Sign
Time Signature
Breath Mark
Double Bar
Which picture means to sing the notes short and choppy?
Which picture means to sing the notes smooth and connected?
This is a picture of a
Bar Line
Staff
Music Jail
Score
This note is a
Half note - 2 beats
Whole note - 4 beats
Quarter note- 1 beat
Eighth rest - 1/2 beat
This is a picture of a
Donut
Whole note
Quarter note
Half note
This note receives how many beats?
4
3
2
1.5
What does this symbol mean?
gradually get louder
gradually get softer
gradually go lower
stay on the same pitch.
What does this symbol mean?
Gradually get louder
Gradually get softer
Gradually slow down
Stay on the same pitch.
In English, this symbol (mezzo forte) means:
gradually get louder
hold out the note
medium loud
medium soft
This is a picture of a
quarter rest
breath mark
quarter note
whole rest
The symbol in red means to:
pause
look at the conductor/teacher
Breathe
sing the word "comma"
Name the Bass Clef Lines
E G B D F
D F A G B
A F D B G
G B D F A
Name the Bass Clef Spaces
G E C A
A C E G
F A C E
E A C G
Name the Treble Clef Note
F
A
E
C
Name the Note
G
A
B
E
Name the Note
A
B
G
C
Name the Note
B
D
C
E
Name the Note
B
G
H
A
Name the Major Key Signature
F Major
C Major
G Major
A Major
Name the Major Key Signature
F Major
C Major
G Major
A Major
Name the Major Key Signature
F Major
C Major
G Major
A Major
What type of note is this?
Half Note
Sixteenth note
Quarter note
Eighth Note
(don't pick this one)
(don't pick this one)
What represents a gradual increase in volume?
crescendo
fortissimo
vivace
accelerando
What rest is pictured?
Quarter
Half
Whole
Eighth
What does the latin word SUBITO mean?
Loud
Softly
Suddenly
Standing
Define the "singer breath."
Using the abdominal muscles and diaphragm, low breath
Raising the shoulders; breathing high
Only breathe through the nose
Hold your breath as long as humanly possible
Also known as body alignment, this is important for good singing and breath support.
Posture
Alexander technique
Phonation
Resonance
Which body part is a muscle wall involved in breathing while singing?
Lung
Pharynx
Diaphragm
Soft palate
What should happen when you breathe in?
Your stomach should go IN
Your stomach should go OUT
Your shoulders should rise
Your ribs should collapse inward
What should happen when you breathe out?
Your shoulders should rise
Your stomach should go OUT
Your stomach should go IN
Your ribs should collapse inward
When you sing, what should happen to your soft palate?
It should lift
It should lower
It should flatten
It should shrink
