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Guitar Mod 6 Review

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the location of this note on the guitar?

a)

Fourth String, third fret

b)

Third string, second fret

c)

Third string, open

d)

Fourth string, open

2.

When you play this note, which left-hand finger would you use?

a)

None

b)

Third

c)

Second

d)

First

3.

How do we label musical phrases?

a)

numbers

b)

lowercase letters

c)

uppercase letters

d)

symbols

4.

What is a musical phrase?

a)

a group of words that create a sentence

b)

a group of words that create a whole idea

c)

a group of notes that represent a complete idea

d)

group of notes that make up a song

5.

Why is musical form important? (CHOOSE 2)

a)

It helps you learn a song more easily

b)

It makes the song sound less connected.

c)

It helps the song make more sense and flow

d)

It allows composers more choices

6.

When you perform on the bass strings of the guitar in first position, your second finger plays:

a)

first fret

b)

second fret

c)

third fret

d)

fourth fret

7.

Identify this image.

a)

whole note

b)

half rest

c)

quarter rest

d)

eighth rest

8.

What does this symbol represent on guitar?

a)

use a pick

b)

fingerpicking

c)

downstroke

d)

upstroke

9.

What does this symbol represent on guitar?

a)

upstroke

b)

fingerpicking only

c)

downstroke

d)

mute

10.

The structure of a musical composition is:

a)

accompaniment

b)

melody

c)

style

d)

form

11.

What is the name of this note?

a)

A

b)

F

c)

C

d)

G

12.

What is the location of this note on guitar?

a)

second string, first fret

b)

fifth string, third fret

c)

third string, second fret

d)

fifth string, open

13.

The highlighted phrase in Snake Charmer would best be labeled as:

a)

A

b)

B

c)

ABA

d)

C

14.

Short lines above or below the staff are known as:

a)

standard lines

b)

tab lines

c)

step lines

d)

ledger lines

15.

What do the two notes in this image have in common?

a)

They can both be played on the same string in first position

b)

They are both line notes

c)

They are both played on the treble strings

d)

They share the same note name

16.

Identify the name of this note.

a)

D

b)

F

c)

B

d)

C

17.

What string on the guitar shares the same letter name as the sixth string?

a)

3rd string

b)

5th string

c)

2nd string

d)

1st string

18.

How many beats do we hold this note?

a)

1 beat

b)

4 beats

c)

2 beats

d)

3 beats

19.

How long is this note held for?

a)

2 beats

b)

1 beat

c)

half of a beat

d)

4 beats

20.

Select the statement about this music that is FALSE:

a)

The same note is played twice in each bar.

b)

All the notes get one beat.

c)

All the notes can be played on the fifth string in first position.

d)

The first and last notes are the same.

21.

In 2/4 time, an eighth rest equals:

a)

8 silent beats

b)

1/4 of a beat of silence

c)

1/2 of a beat of silence

d)

1/8 of a beat of silence

22.

How many eighth notes can fit inside of a whole note?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

6

d)

8

23.

What string and fret is this note played on?

a)

fifth string, open

b)

sixth string, open

c)

sixth string, first fret

d)

sixth string, third frets

24.

Identify this note:

a)

E

b)

F

c)

G

d)

A

25.

How is this note performed?

a)

fifth string, open

b)

fourth string, open

c)

first string, open

d)

sixth string, open