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WorksheetsMusic Vocabulary Assessment
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 52mins
Emphasis on a note is called an
Accent
Repeat
Fermata
Sharp
Raises or lowers the pitch of a note:
Time Signature
Accidental
Tie
Accent
Tells how many beats in measure and what kind of note gets the beat:
Time Signature
Decrescendo
Fermata
Intonation
Divides the music staff into measures:
Repeat
Bar Line
Staff
Breath Mark
A suggested place to take a breath:
Tie
Time Signature
Breath Mark
Fermata
Two or more notes sounding together at the same time:
Chord
Measure
Intonation
Tie
Symbol on the musical staff that determines letter names of notes on the lines and spaces.
Breath Mark
Beat
Clef Sign
Time Signature
To make the music gradually get louder is to:
Accent
Forte
Piano
Crescendo
Go back to the beginning and stop at the Fine:
Staff
Measure
Forte
Da capo al fine (D.C. al Fine)
Indicates the end of a piece of music:
Accidental
Clef sign
Repeat
Double Bar
Holds a note longer than written:
Fermata
Forte
Flat
Sharp
Lowers the pitch of a note by one half step:
Piano
Fermata
Flat
Sharp
Means to play section louder:
Forte
Piano
Solo
Chord
Five lines and four spaces where music is written is called a:
Staff
Time Signature
Double Bar
Key Signature
The pitch accuracy between multiple notes:
Breath Mark
Flat
Key Signature
Intonation
Determines the notes which should be flat or sharp in a song:
Forte
Key Signature
Bar Line
Fermata
Indicates a section of music should be played again:
Repeat Sign
Beat
Double Bar Line
Measure
The distance between two bar lines is called a ________.
Double Bar
Piano
Measure
Staff
Term that means to play a section softer:
Crescendo
Forte
Piano
Flat
When only one instrument is playing it is called a:
Bar Line
Solo
Duet
Round
Cancels a flat or sharp:
Piano
Forte
Accent
Natural Sign
Indicates an amount of silence in a measure:
Piano
Da Capo al Fine
Rest
Tie
Playing the same music at different times is called a:
Round
Solo
Clef Sign
Accent
Raises the pitch of a note by one half step:
Flat
Sharp
Measure
Chord
Connects two or more notes of different pitches:
Slur
Intonation
Tie
Accidental
