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10-19 Music Vocab Quiz

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What do dynamics tell us in music?

a)

How long or short to play the notes

b)

How fast or slow to play the notes

c)

How loud or soft to play the notes

d)

How smooth or jerky to play the notes

2.

What does fortissimo mean?

a)

Really loud

b)

Medium loud

c)

Loud

3.

What does pianissimo mean?

a)

Really soft (quiet)

b)

Medium soft (quiet)

c)

Soft (quiet)

4.

What does it mean to sashay?

a)

Connect with one hand and run facing forward

b)

Connect with two hands and skip sideways

c)

Connect with one hand and change sides/spots

5.

What does Mezzo Forte mean?

a)

Really loud

b)

Medium loud

c)

Loud

6.

What does Mezzo Piano mean?

a)

Really soft (quiet)

b)

Medium soft (quiet)

c)

Soft (quiet)

7.

What does a longwise set look like?

a)

Everyone stands in a circle next to their partner

b)

Stand across from your partner anywhere in the room

c)

Two long lines, shoulder to shoulder, standing across from your partner

8.

What does piano mean? (When referring to dynamics)

a)

Really soft (quiet)

b)

Medium soft (quiet)

c)

soft (quiet)

9.

What does forte mean?

a)

Really loud

b)

Medium loud

c)

Loud

10.

In folkdancing, what does it mean to "cast off"?

a)

Turn forward and follow the leader back and around

b)

Take your partner's right hand and trade places

c)

Connect and sideways skip

11.

How do first and second endings work?

a)

Sing/play straight through! (I like to eat puppies)

b)

Sing the first ending, repeat, and then sing both endings (I like to eat, I like to eat puppies)

c)

Sing the first ending, repeat, and then skip ahead to the second ending. (I like to eat, I like puppies)

12.

Bonus question - What dynamic-related word do we use in music when we want to get gradually louder?

a)

Crescendo

b)

Decrescendo (or diminuendo)

c)

Forte

13.

Bonus question - What dynamic-related word do we use in music when we want to get gradually softer?

a)

Crescendo

b)

Decrescendo (or diminuendo)

c)

piano