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WorksheetsUnit 2 Quiz (Grades 3-5)
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 28mins
What is the book "All Are Welcome" about?
a school
a country
a house
a glass of lemonade
In the song "All Are Welcome," what is the last line of each verse?
"All are welcome here."
"We all belong here."
"We'll play music, we'll make art."
"Gather now, let's all take part."
"No matter how you ________________
What you wear when you play.
Or if you come from far away..."
What is the missing part of this song?
joined us here
begin your song
start your day
want to pray
What does the pitch do in the first line of the song "All Are Welcome?"
Hint: The first line begins with "No matter how you....."
It slowly moves up and then goes back down.
It starts high and then moves lower.
It starts low and ends high.
It repeats for most of the line.
What regular household object did we spend time practicing on to make music?
spoons
hair brush
pillows
pencils and pens
What does it mean to DECODE sounds that you hear?
You shut your ears so you can't hear the sounds.
You turn the sound into rhythm syllables, for example, du or du-day.
You echo a sound after the teacher, trying to do it exactly the same way..
You try to figure out if they are high or low sounds.
Who does Ms. Ogle call on to help you decode the sounds in our lessons?
her dogs
some students that look very much like Ms. Ogle.
a robot named Bob.
a stuffed animal named Bearlioz.
Who do we celebrate during National Hispanic Heritage Month?
people from Asia
people from Spanish-speaking cultures
the first people who lived in North America
people who speak French
Who was known as the "Queen of Salsa?"
Beyonce
Ms. Ogle
Celia Cruz
Drum Dream Girl
What is 'salsa?'
a popular dance music from the area of Cuba and Puerto Rico, developed in New York in the 1960's.
a type of music from South America from the 1800's
music that comes from French speakers in New Orleans
slow, sad music from the Indigenous people of Latin America.
What is the best way to describe the basic step of salsa dancing?
Right foot alternates with left arm, and left foot alternates with right arm.
You move in steps that are grouped into sets of 5.
Right foot-together-left foot-together
You stand mostly still, and your arms do a lot of movement.
Which word describes salsa music and dance?
very quiet
slow
energetic
ancient
What do you call somebody who plays the piano?
piano dancer
pianola
pianist
pianer
Who was Teresa Carreno?
a girl from Arizona who dreamed about playing the drums
a singer who sang salsa music
a girl who sang opera
a piano player from Venezuela who played for Abraham Lincoln
What is a waltz?
Dance music from Greece. It has a meter of 5.
Dance music that was popular during the Civil War. It has a meter of 3.
An indigenous musical instrument like a flute
A type of drum used in salsa music
What is the name of a person who thinks up their own music in their head and writes it down for others to play or sing?
composer
arranger
publicist
pianist
What is a metronome?
It is a virtual xylophone.
It decodes music for you.
It is a computer program that plays music that you have written.
It helps you keep the steady beat at different speeds (or tempos).
Which group of people did NOT contribute to Latin American music?
Cowboys from Texas from before the Civil War
European immigrants
Indigenous people
African people who had been enslaved
What are some examples of genres of Latin American music that we studied?
polka, tsakonikos, waltz
trap, hip hop, rap
mariachi, rachera, merengue
flute, drums, singing
What Mexican holiday celebrates loved ones who've passed away?
Dia de Muertos
Halloween
Diwali
Dia de los genres
What does NOT happen during Day of the Dead?
There are parades.
There are family gatherings with food.
People decorate sugar skulls with feathers, beads, and icing.
There's a lot of crying. It is a sad holiday.
What country does the genre mariachi come from?
Cuba
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Jamaica
What are indigenous people?
People who are the first to live somewhere.
People who are a mixture of different cultures.
People from Latin America.
People who have been enslaved.
Musical Notation means...
highs and lows
music that has been written down using musical symbols
music that is composed by one person and written down by somebody else
a steady beat that gradually changes
What are lyrics?
the notes written down
the symbols that we use to describe music
the sounds that make the music interesting
the words in a song
What should you see at the very very top of music notation, above everything else?
the pianist's name
the tempo
the composer's name
the title
What does a repeat sign look like?
it's a very curvy symbol
there are some curvy lines and some straight lines
two vertical lines and two dots
three dots and a vertical line
What should you do if you are taking the repeat sign, but you don't see the first sign that you are supposed to repeat back to?
you use your best guess where it should be
you go to the beginning of the music
you just don't repeat, you keep going
you count back three measures and repeat just that part
What has to either go up, go down, or stay the same?
a composer
mariachi
a pitch
a genre
What is the part of the music that you usually remember? Also known as the "tune?"
rhythm
form
melody
harmony
What animal did Ms. Ogle meet last year and take a picture of? (He was rescued by an organization that saved him.)
a spider
a snake
an owl
a bat
Which statement is NOT true about bats?
In China, they are considered to bring luck.
They often get sick from eating bugs that have been sprayed by humans.
They come out at night.
They like to be around people.
If a pitch moves by _________, that is the smallest amount it can move.
step
skip
leap
jump
When we are trying to figure out the pitch of a note, we look at the ______________ of the note.
head
leg
stem
arm
A ___________ note is in-between two lines.
line
space
step
skip
A line note ____________________________________.
sits on top of a line.
has the line going through the middle of the note.
is right next to the line.
is the same as a space note.
Which statement is true of the song "Bats?"
It wasn't really about bats.
It used repeating pitches and pitches that moved by step and by skip.
It had pitches that moved by step and skip but had no repeating pitches.
It had pitches that repeated and moved by step but didn't have any pitches that moved by skip.
What was our assignment for the song "Bats?"
mark which pitches repeated and which ones moved by step and skips
sing it using flipgrid
turn in a few sentences how it made us feel
perform it using the virtual xylophone
Which genre of music comes from Jamaica?
Cha cha cha
Mambo
Salsa
Reggae
Which country is NOT from Latin America?
Trinidad and Tobago
Dominican Republic
Panama
Crete
In the music "Danse Macabre," by Camille Saint-Saens, which group does NOT have their own melody?
witches
skeletons
goblins
ghosts
What is 'Sevens?'
a song
a hand-clapping game
a rhythm we learned to decode
musical notation
How many different patterns are in 'Sevens?'
4
5
6
7
In 'Sevens,' what do you do in pattern #1?
pat-pat-pat-pat-pat-pat-pat
pat-clap-pat-clap-pat-clap-pat
pat-clap-snap-pat-snap-clap-clap
pat-cross-pat-clap-pat-pat-pat
After hearing the story "The Monster in the Closet," you were supposed to_____________________________.
write your own spooky story and add sound effects
learn the song and sing it
play the song using the virtual xylophone
make up some body percussion
How many lines are on a staff?
4
5
6
7
What is the "stick" part (the vertical line) of a note called?
stem
head
notation
dot
What is the "ladder" called that music notes go on top of?
sheet music
notation
staff
ladder
Which statement is NOT true of a note head?
It can be filled in.
It can be empty (or not colored in).
It shows the pitch of a note by its location on the staff.
It is a vertical line.
What is a ledger line?
A line added to the staff when you need to go higher or lower than the staff allows
The lowest line on the music staff
Any line on the music staff that has a note on it
A space
How many space notes are there in a staff?
2
3
4
5
How many different line notes can fit on a regular music staff?
3
4
5
6
How do we read music notation?
Bottom to top
From right to left
From left to right, like in a book
Sometimes from left to right, and sometimes from right to left
Where do you turn in your music assignments?
Ms. Ogle's Seesaw classroom
Ms. Ogle's Google Classroom
Email Ms. Ogle
Send them to Ms. Ogle with a pigeon
Which one do you prefer to do the most?
sing
body percussion
play instruments from the music kit
dance or move
