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WorksheetsCHORUS VOCABULARY QUIZ
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 38mins
Singing without instruments:
harmony
a cappella
measure
legato
staccato
Soprano refers to a
high female voice
high male voice.
low female voice
low male voice
What is a alto voice?
Being able to sing in a low singing voice, but not as low as bass.
Being able to sing in a high singing voice, but not as high as soprano.
An alternate voice range
The only voice range
What is a tenor singing voice?
The tenor is the lowest male voice
The tenor is the highest male voice
The tenor is the highest female voice
The tenor is the lowest female voice
What is a bass singing voice?
The bass is the lowest singing voice.
The middle range voice
The bass is the highest singing voice.
Baritone?
a HIGH range of the female voice
a male voice range in between tenor and bass
a LOW range of the female voice
a HIGH range of the changed male voice
a LOW range of the male voice
The the clear, precise, pronunciation of speech is?
The articulators
Speaking
Articulation
Enunciation
_____________are the tools an actor has to articulate and say their words clearly.
Articulators
Teeth
Ears
Lips
Select the choices that contain an articulator
Lips
Chest
Tongue
Soft Palate
Deep, full quality of sound
Resonance
Articulation
Projection
Vocal Variety
A steady, periodic sound
Tone
Blend
falsetto
breath
The position you hold your body in when sitting/standing.
Diphthong
Falsetto
Balance
Posture
The high register of the voice; vibrations felt in the face.
Head voice
Chest voice
Falsetto
Breath
Sound formed by the combination of two vowel sounds
Expression
Diction
Vowels
Diphthong
Air taken in or expelled from the lungs
Tone
Intonation
Breath
Falsetto
A male voice with artificially high notes
Head voice
Falsetto
Chest Voice
Diphthong
The low register of the voice - vibrations felt in the chest.
Chest Voice
Head Voice
Falsetto
Intonation
Your voice is your own instrument.
True
False
Can your voice travel with you?
Yes
No
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.
What term is commonly used for the combination of the head voice and the chest voice?
Middle Voice
Whistle Register
Mixed Voice
Falsetto
Which of the following is an OPINION about the chest voice?
It is the most common
Opera singers use it to sing low notes
It produces a pleasing sound
Most people talk in chest voice
What do you call a fast wobble in the singing voice?
Opera
Sixteenth Notes
Shaky Thingy
Vibrato
The clarity with which one pronounces words when speaking or singing
Blend
Energy
Diction
Attack
What is an ensemble?
A solo singer
A group of singers
Part of your vocal cords
A high singer
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti, Do
Diction
Soprano
Solfege
Melody
Clear pronunciation of the text of a song.
Balance
Intonation
Diction
Phrase
If you're singing beneath the pitch, you are _______.
Sharp
Flat
On pitch
In tune
Voices singing the same notes at the same time.
Harmony
Unison
Solfege
Pitch
Tone is:
the gradual release of air
the vocal sound of a specific quality of a voice or instrument
how we pronounce words
a type of exercise
What are vocal cords?
things
The vocal cords, also known as vocal folds, are folds of tissue in the throat that are key in creating sounds through vocalization. The size of vocal cords affects the pitch of voice. Open when breathing and vibrating for speech or singing, the folds are controlled via the recurrent laryngeal branch of the vagus nerve.
things used for singing
?
What is the other name for vocal cords?
Pharynx
Epiglottis
Trachea
Larynx
The position of the jaw should be
stiff, with limited movement
very extended down
comfortably dropped
The vocal cords are found in the (a) ?
What is pictured?
Tongue
Pharynx
Vocal Folds
Diaphragm
Amplification of a voice caused by sympathetic vibration in a singer's body
Chord
Tempo
Resonance
Phrasing
The _________________are folds of tissue in the throat that are key in creating sounds.
Vocal Cords
Epiglottis
Lungs
Bronchioles
The hard palette is positioned where?
Back of the mouth
Bottom of the mouth
Roof of the mouth
Next to the vocal cords
Name the other palette.
Rough Palette
Soft Palette
Smooth Palette
Mouth Palette
This part of the voice vibrates 100-1000 times per second to create sound as air travels through them.
The vocal folds
The lungs
The knees
The teeth
Helps control the sounds you make. Lifting this part of your voice enables your voice to carry and have good resonance.
Soft palate
Hard palate
Eyeshadow palate
Blush palate
The hard ridge in front of your soft palate.
Teeth
Tongue
Lips
Hard palate
Tone is:
the gradual release of air
the vocal sound of a specific quality of a voice or instrument
how we pronounce words
a type of exercise
Control of the breath is one of the most important things in singing.
True
False
What term is commonly used for the combination of the head voice and the chest voice?
Middle Voice
Whistle Register
Mixed Voice
Falsetto
A pure vowel is
a vowel that is sung softly
a vowel that is free of congestion
a vowel that doesn't change as it is sung
a vowel that has no additives
Which of these is a "pure vowel"?
"ah" as in the word "strong"
"ow" as in the word "cow"
"oy" and in the word "joy"
"ay" as in the word "say"
What is Timbre?
a tree
Blue
The color of the sound
a type of tambourine
True or False... The timbre of a voice or an instrument is what makes it sound unique.
True
False
True or False... Timbre is the tone or quality of a sound.
True
False
Which term below means 'regular pulsating change in pitch'?
Tempo
Unison
Vibrato
Vivace
