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Music Terms and Symbols Q1

Total questions: 32

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is this?

a)

measure

b)

staff

c)

barline

d)

double barline

2.

what is this?

a)

staff

b)

double barline

c)

barline

d)

measure

3.

Five horizontal lines and four spaces upon which music is written.

a)

measure

b)

staff

c)

double barline

d)

barline

4.

Indicates the end of a section or piece of music.

a)

double barline

b)

staff

c)

barline

d)

measure

5.

What is this?

a)

staff

b)

double barline

c)

measure

d)

barline

6.

Separates one measure from the next.

a)

staff

b)

measure

c)

barline

d)

double barline

7.

What is this?

a)

staff

b)

barline

c)

measure

d)

double barline

8.

The space between two adjacent barlines.

a)

barline

b)

staff

c)

measure

d)

double barline

9.

A way of organizing rhythm.

a)

duration

b)

meter

c)

time signature

d)

beat

10.

How long a note is to be performed

a)

beat

b)

duration

c)

meter

d)

time signature

11.

The set of numbers at the beginning of a piece of music.

a)

beat

b)

time signature

c)

duration

d)

meter

12.

The steady pulse of music.

a)

duration

b)

meter

c)

beat

d)

time signature

13.

The register in the changed male voice that extends above the natural voice; the light upper range.

a)

soprano

b)

falsetto

c)

head voice

d)

solo

14.

One person performing alone.

a)

soprano

b)

falsetto

c)

head voice

d)

solo

15.

Highest sounding female or unchanged male voice.

a)

soprano

b)

falsetto

c)

head voice

d)

solo

16.

the higher part of a singer's vocal range.

a)

soprano

b)

falsetto

c)

head voice

d)

solo

17.

All parts performing the same note at the same time.

a)

unison

b)

staff

c)

duration

d)

alto

18.

The lower sounding female or unchanged male voice.

a)

unison

b)

staff

c)

duration

d)

alto

19.

Two singers or instrumentalists performing together.

a)

articulators

b)

chest voice

c)

duet

d)

part-singing

20.

The lower part of a singer's vocal range.

a)

articulators

b)

chest voice

c)

duet

d)

part-singing

21.

The lips, teeth, tongue, and other parts of the mouth and throat that are used to produce vocal sound.

a)

articulators

b)

chest voice

c)

duet

d)

part-singing

22.

Two or more parts singing and independent melodic line at the same time.

a)

articulators

b)

chest voice

c)

duet

d)

part-singing

23.

The higher sounding male changed voice.

a)

barline

b)

beat

c)

tenor

d)

diction

24.

The pronunciation of words while singing.

a)

barline

b)

beat

c)

tenor

d)

diction

25.

Three singers or instrumentalists performing together.

a)

mezzo voce

b)

trio

c)

descant

d)

measure

26.

With half voice; reduced volume and tone.

a)

mezzo voce

b)

trio

c)

descant

d)

measure

27.

A special part in a piece of music that is usually sung higher than the melody or other parts of the song.

a)

mezzo voce

b)

trio

c)

descant

d)

measure

28.

The lower sounding male changed voice.

a)

meter

b)

bass

c)

diphthong

d)

intonation

29.

The combination of two vowel sounds.

a)

meter

b)

bass

c)

diphthong

d)

intonation

30.

the accuracy of pitch; in-tune singing

a)

meter

b)

bass

c)

diphthong

d)

intonation

31.

Four people performing together.

a)

quartet

b)

ostinato

c)

double barline

d)

time signature

32.

A rhythmic or melodic passage that is repeated continuously.

a)

quartet

b)

ostinato

c)

double barline

d)

time signature