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Grade 5 Year-End Assessment

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In which period did music become about passion and emotion?

a)

Classical

b)

Baroque

c)

Impressionist

d)

Romantic

2.

Choose the correct order of the musical periods from oldest to newest.

a)

Romantic, Baroque, Classical, Impressionist

b)

Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Impressionist

c)

Classical, Baroque, Impressionist, Romantic

d)

Impressionist, Romantic, Classical, Baroque

3.

Mozart was the most famous composer from which one of these periods?

a)

Baroque

b)

Classical

c)

Romantic

d)

Impressionist

4.

Mozart, Beethoven and Bach were all famous ________.

a)

Composers

b)

Kings

c)

Knights

d)

Magicians

5.

Two composers from the Baroque Period are

a)

Bach and Handel

b)

Mozart and Haydn

c)

Mozart and Bach

d)

Beethoven and Mozart

6.

Two composers from the Romantic Period are

a)

Bach and Handel

b)

Tchaikovsky and Wagner

c)

Mozart and Bach

d)

Beethoven and Mozart

7.

Two composers from the Impressionist Period are

a)

Bach and Handel

b)

Tchaikovsky and Wagner

c)

Ravel and Debussy

d)

Beethoven and Mozart

8.

In which period did music become about fancy music?

a)

Classical

b)

Baroque

c)

Medieval

d)

Romantic

9.

In which period did music become about balance and simplicity?

a)

Classical

b)

Baroque

c)

Medieval

d)

Romantic

10.
a)
Pianissimo
b)
Piano
c)
Forte
d)
Fortissimo
11.
a)
Pianissimo
b)
Piano
c)
Forte
d)
Fortissimo
12.
a)

Harmony

b)

Decrescendo

c)

Crescendo

d)

Timbre

13.

a)

Forte

b)

Mezzo piano

c)

Fortissimo

d)

Mezzo forte

14.

What does crescendo mean?

a)

To gradually get softer

b)

To suddenly get louder

c)

To gradually get louder

d)

To suddenly get softer

15.

What is this symbol's name?

a)

Fermata

b)

Get Softer

c)

Decrescendo

d)

Crescendo

16.

What dynamic level would you use to tell your friend a secret?

a)

Fortissimo

b)

Forte

c)

Piano

d)

Pianissimo

17.

Mezzo forte means

a)

medium loud

b)

loud

c)

medium soft

d)

very soft

18.

What is the symbol under the notes?

a)

decrescendo

b)

crescendo

19.

What is the name of the symbol under the notes?

a)

crescendo

b)

decrescendo

20.
What is the general meaning of "Dynamics"?
a)
how soft or loud the music is
b)
to become quieter
c)
to become louder
d)
how fast or slow the music is
21.

A meter is

a)

something that shows how much electricity your family uses

b)

a sign that tell you the tempo of the music

c)

a style of music that has 12 measures, four chords, and sad lyrics

d)

the organization of beats, usually into measures of 2, 3, or 4

22.

What are the names of the four different singing voices?

a)

Soprano, alternate, tempo, bass

b)

Forte, mezzo forte, mezzo piano, piano

c)

Sonata, alto, tenuto, bass

d)

Soprano, alto, tenor, bass

23.

________________ is the lowest to highest pitch that can be sung or played by a voice or instrument.

a)

Bass clef

b)

Descant

c)

Soprano

d)

Range

24.

A(n) _____________ is a symbol placed before a note to raise the pitch by one half step.

a)

flat

b)

key signature

c)

accent

d)

sharp

25.

A whole step is made up of

a)

two half steps

b)

a C Major scale

c)

one flat

d)

G-A-B-C-D-E-F#-G

26.

A flat is

a)

a combination of half notes

b)

a musical symbol that lowers a pitch or note by one half step

c)

the smallest movement that can happen between notes

d)

a type of cracker

27.

The treble and bass clef staffs combine to form

a)

the large staff

b)

the grand staff

c)

a song staff

d)

the accidental staff

28.

Where do you find the key signature?

a)

At the end of the song

b)

In the middle of the song

c)

In every measure

d)

At the beginning of the song

29.

Sharps, flats, and naturals are all examples of

a)

mistakes

b)

accidentals

c)

dymanics

d)

repeat signs

30.

To evaluate something means to

a)

invite special guests

b)

cook turkey in the oven

c)

judge the quality

d)

add up the total

31.

What are the four main instruments of the string family?

a)

Violin, viola, guitar, banjo

b)

Harp, cello, steel guitar, bass fiddle

c)

Guitar, banjo, mandolin, dobro

d)

Violin, viola, cello, double bass

32.

Pizzicato means to

a)

move the bow back and forth rapidly on the strings

b)

play lightly with the bow

c)

pluck the strings with the fingertips

d)

pick up a pizza

33.

The faster a musician buzzes his/her lips when playing a brass instrument, the ______ the sound

a)

lower

b)

longer

c)

slower

d)

higher

34.

When was the Impressionist Period?

a)

450 B.C. to the present

b)

1800 – 1900

c)

2001 – 2012

d)

1870 – 1910

35.

A _________________ is moving from one chord to another in a song.

a)

chord progression

b)

confession

c)

agression

d)

obsession

36.

A studio musician would MOST LIKELY be reading a/an

a)

chord poster

b)

chord chart

c)

arpeggio

d)

chord book

37.

The purpose of an ostinato is to

a)

support a melody or rhythmic feel of a song

b)

make the music slower

c)

keep an orchestra from playing too loud

d)

tell musicians to play the notes in a smooth and connected manner

38.

Syncopation can be defined as

a)

placement of rhythms or accents where they wouldn’t normally occur

b)

placement of rhythms or accents on the strong beat of every measure

c)

making rhythms as complicated as possible

d)

a measure of rests

39.

What does “D.C. al Fine” mean?

a)

Go back to the beginning and stop at the Fine

b)

Stop singing

c)

Go back to the sign and play past the Fine

d)

D.C. al Fine is not found in music

40.

Which style of music is most likely to use a Dobro?

a)

Raggae

b)

Country

c)

Jazz

d)

Pop