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WorksheetsVoice Quiz
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is the sound called that sounds like a hard start? Example: What you shouldn't do on the beginning of an "Ah"
Epi stop
Glottal stop
Nodual stop
Clearing your throat
Your voice is your own instrument.
True
False
When air moves through my windpipe, what vibrates?
my hands
my feet
my vocal cords
What are vocal cords?
Vocal cords are large muscles used for speaking and singing.
Vocal cords are very small muscles used for speaking and singing.
Vocal cords helps you to breathe.
If you use your diaphragm properly, what control would you have during singing?
My diaphragm helps me control the air flowing past my vocal cords.
My diaphragm helps me control my movements.
My diaphragm does not help me to sing pleasant tones.
A particular pattern of beats in a piece of music
Tempo
Release
Rhythm
Phrasing
The way a syllable of a word is sung in terms of shape and placement
Release
Blend
Intonation
Tone
Performing a musical passage with a clear beginning, middle, and end
Vitality
Phrasing
Resonance
Deportment
The clarity with which one pronounces words when speaking or singing
Blend
Energy
Diction
Attack
The speed at which a musical composition is performed
Energy
Tempo
Phrasing
Blend
Accuracy of pitch in performing music
Intonation
Tone
Deportment
Literature
The act of controlling the muscles used to inhale and exhale
Enunciation
Resonance
Breath Management
Dynamics
Variation in volume
Blend
Vitality
Dynamics
Deportment
A mixture or combination of voices
Blend
Rhythm
Tone
Release
The decisive or energetic way in which a singer begins a note being sung
Release
Attack
Rhythm
Energy
Two or more musical notes played or sung simultaneously
Rhythm
Chord
Diphthong
Literature
How far apart should your feet be while singing (standing up)
Shoulder Width
Arm Width
Close Together
What 3 points on your body should be aligned while singing?
Hips, hands, feet
Shoulders, stomach, head
Shoulders, hips, feet
Shoulders, head, feet
What are the three cavities that resonate sound?
throat
nose
mouth
chest
head
Vocal folds are also called
vocal cords
larynx
trachea
diaphragm
Which muscle contracts to pull air into the lungs?
diaphragm
larynx
trachea
voice box
What is another word for the trachea?
windpipe
larynx
vocal folds
diaphragm
What are the two terms that describe the process of breathing?
inhalation
exhalation
vibration
vocalization
What does posture mean when singing?
How to stand
How to sing
How to breathe
How to perform
Which of the following is NOT a resonator?
Teeth
Nasal cavity
Oral cavity (mouth)
Soft palate
When you sing, what should happen to your soft palate?
It should lift
It should lower
It should flatten
It should shrink
