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Choir 3 Wks Test - 4th 9 Wks

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does a dot do to a note?

a)

It adds the full value of that note to itself.

b)

It doesn't add anything to the note.

c)

It adds half the value of that note to itself.

d)

It doubles the value of the note.

2.

How many beats is a dotted quarter note worth?

a)

3 beats

b)

1 & 1/2 beats

c)

2 beats

d)

2 & 1/2 beats

3.

Which combination of notes equals the value of the dotted quarter note? (Choose BOTH answers that apply)

a)
b)
c)
d)
4.

The dotted quarter note is usually followed by _______________.

a)

a dotted half note

b)

a whole note

c)

a quarter note

d)

an eighth note

5.

What is this symbol called? How many beats does it equal?

a)

dotted half rest, 3 beats of silence

b)

dotted quarter note, 1 & 1/2 beats

c)

dotted half note, 3 beats

d)

dotted quarter rest, 1 & 1/2 beats of silence

6.

In the 3/4 time signature, what do the numbers mean? (Choose BOTH answers that apply)

a)

4 beats per measure

b)

3 beats per measure

c)

The quarter note gets the beat

d)

The half note gets the beat

7.

In the 2/4 time signature, what do the numbers mean? (Choose BOTH answers that apply)

a)

2 beats per measure

b)

The 8th note gets the beat

c)

6 beats per measure

d)

The quarter note gets the beat

8.

In the 4/4 time signature, what do the numbers mean? (Choose BOTH answers that apply)

a)

The whole note gets the beat

b)

8 beats per measure

c)

4 beats per measure

d)

The quarter note gets the beat

9.

In the 6/4 time signature, what do the numbers mean? (Choose BOTH answers that apply)

a)

6 beats per measure

b)

The quarter note gets the beat

c)

The dotted quarter note gets the beat

d)

2 beats per measure

10.

TRUE or FALSE? One way to figure out which note gets the beat when looking at the time signature is to compare the bottom number to a whole note and determine the note value relationship.

a)

True

b)

False