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Music Vocabulary Assessment

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 52mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Emphasis on a note is called an

a)

Accent

b)

Repeat

c)

Fermata

d)

Sharp

2.

Raises or lowers the pitch of a note:

a)

Time Signature

b)

Accidental

c)

Tie

d)

Accent

3.

Tells how many beats in measure and what kind of note gets the beat:

a)

Time Signature

b)

Decrescendo

c)

Fermata

d)

Intonation

4.

Divides the music staff into measures:

a)

Repeat

b)

Bar Line

c)

Staff

d)

Breath Mark

5.

A suggested place to take a breath:

a)

Tie

b)

Time Signature

c)

Breath Mark

d)

Fermata

6.

Two or more notes sounding together at the same time:

a)

Chord

b)

Measure

c)

Intonation

d)

Tie

7.

Symbol on the musical staff that determines letter names of notes on the lines and spaces.

a)

Breath Mark

b)

Beat

c)

Clef Sign

d)

Time Signature

8.

To make the music gradually get louder is to:

a)

Accent

b)

Forte

c)

Piano

d)

Crescendo

9.

Go back to the beginning and stop at the Fine:

a)

Staff

b)

Measure

c)

Forte

d)

Da capo al fine (D.C. al Fine)

10.

Indicates the end of a piece of music:

a)

Accidental

b)

Clef sign

c)

Repeat

d)

Double Bar

11.

Holds a note longer than written:

a)

Fermata

b)

Forte

c)

Flat

d)

Sharp

12.

Lowers the pitch of a note by one half step:

a)

Piano

b)

Fermata

c)

Flat

d)

Sharp

13.

Means to play section louder:

a)

Forte

b)

Piano

c)

Solo

d)

Chord

14.

Five lines and four spaces where music is written is called a:

a)

Staff

b)

Time Signature

c)

Double Bar

d)

Key Signature

15.

The pitch accuracy between multiple notes:

a)

Breath Mark

b)

Flat

c)

Key Signature

d)

Intonation

16.

Determines the notes which should be flat or sharp in a song:

a)

Forte

b)

Key Signature

c)

Bar Line

d)

Fermata

17.

Indicates a section of music should be played again:

a)

Repeat Sign

b)

Beat

c)

Double Bar Line

d)

Measure

18.

The distance between two bar lines is called a ________.

a)

Double Bar

b)

Piano

c)

Measure

d)

Staff

19.

Term that means to play a section softer:

a)

Crescendo

b)

Forte

c)

Piano

d)

Flat

20.

When only one instrument is playing it is called a:

a)

Bar Line

b)

Solo

c)

Duet

d)

Round

21.

Cancels a flat or sharp:

a)

Piano

b)

Forte

c)

Accent

d)

Natural Sign

22.

Indicates an amount of silence in a measure:

a)

Piano

b)

Da Capo al Fine

c)

Rest

d)

Tie

23.

Playing the same music at different times is called a:

a)

Round

b)

Solo

c)

Clef Sign

d)

Accent

24.

Raises the pitch of a note by one half step:

a)

Flat

b)

Sharp

c)

Measure

d)

Chord

25.

Connects two or more notes of different pitches:

a)

Slur

b)

Intonation

c)

Tie

d)

Accidental