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MUSIC ARTS 6 3RDQ

Total questions: 105

Worksheet time: 1hrs 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is capturing an image on film using light.

(a)  

2.

The word “photography” comes from Greek words that mean

(a)  

3.

Photography is a process involves the use of a gadget to produce the output of the artist. A photographer can take stunning pictures of nature, buildings or people using this gadget. This gadget is called

(a)  

4.

How does a sting instrument create sound?

a)

Blowing into a reed

b)

Plucking or bowing strings

c)

Hitting the instrument

d)

Blowing into the instrument

5.

What does a woodwind have to classify it as a woodwind?

a)

Strings

b)

Reed

c)

Wood

d)

Buttons

6.

How does a sting instrument create sound?

a)

Blowing into a reed

b)

Plucking or bowing strings

c)

Hitting the instrument

d)

Blowing into the instrument

7.

What does a woodwind have to classify it as a woodwind?

a)

Strings

b)

Reed

c)

Wood

d)

Buttons

8.

Which woodwind instrument does not have a reed?

a)

Oboe

b)

Clarinet

c)

Flute

d)

Bassoon

9.

What is this instrument?

a)

Flute

b)

Cello

c)

Clarinet

d)

Bassoon

10.

What instrument is this?

a)

Violin

b)

Viola

c)

Cello

d)

Double Bass

11.

What instrument is this?

a)

Oboe

b)

Clarinet

c)

Bassoon

d)

Flute

12.

What instrument is this?

a)

Violin

b)

Viola

c)

Cello

d)

Double Bass

13.

What is this instrument?

a)

Flute

b)

Bassoon

c)

Clarinet

d)

Oboe

14.

What instrument is this?

a)

Violin

b)

Viola

c)

Cello

d)

Double Bass

15.

What instrument is this?

a)

Flute

b)

Bassoon

c)

Oboe

d)

Saxophone

16.

What instrument is this?

a)

Violin

b)

Viola

c)

Cello

d)

Double Bass

17.

A saxophone is a ...

a)

String

b)

Woodwind

c)

Brass

d)

Percussion

18.

the quality of sound that distinguishes one instrument from another

a)

Timbre or tone color

b)

Orchestral Instrument

c)

volume

d)

Pitch

19.

the instruments are played by bowing or plucking their strings

(a)  

20.

These instruments are often referred to as the “backbone” of the orchestra.

(a)  

21.

the heart of the orchestra. It is the smallest and highest sounding stringed instrument that is played by moving the bow across its strings.

a)

violin

b)

viola

c)

cello

d)

double bass

e)

harp

22.

is tuned a fifth lower than a violin. Its body resembles that of the violin but a little bigger.

a)

violin

b)

viola

c)

cello

d)

double bass

e)

harp

23.

it has four strings tuned in perfect fifths. It is held in between the knees while seated. Its body is larger than the viola.

a)

violin

b)

viola

c)

cello

d)

double bass

e)

harp

24.

is the lowest and the largest sounding member of the string family. Its strings are plucked while the player is standing because of its large body.

a)

violin

b)

viola

c)

cello

d)

double bass

e)

harp

25.

has a wide range of pitches. It can produce both very low and high sounds.

a)

violin

b)

viola

c)

cello

d)

double bass

e)

harp

26.

are played by blowing air into the mouthpiece. Different tunes are produced by using the fingers to cover its holes that produce different tunes.

(a)  

27.

the sound that it produce have a high range and is capable of producing rapid succession of tones.

a)

flute

b)

piccolo

c)

clarinet

d)

oboe

e)

bassoon

28.

It is a very small high – sounding instrument in the woodwind family. Its range is an octave higher than the flute.

a)

flute

b)

piccolo

c)

clarinet

d)

oboe

e)

bassoon

29.

a versatile reed instrument. Its body is colored black and is normally made of wood. It plays a very wide range of low to high notes. Because of its versatility, clarinets are used not only in orchestras but also in bands and wind ensembles.

a)

flute

b)

piccolo

c)

clarinet

d)

oboe

e)

bassoon

30.

the most expressive among the woodwind instruments. Its high sound is produced by blowing in between two small reeds.

a)

flute

b)

piccolo

c)

clarinet

d)

oboe

e)

bassoon

31.

called the “clown” of the orchestra because of the unusual, often comic, sounds it produces. It is the largest and has the lowest – sounding orchestral woodwind.

a)

flute

b)

piccolo

c)

clarinet

d)

oboe

e)

bassoon

32.

made of metal or brass and sometimes, from silver alloys. It produces sound by “buzzing” the lops against the mouthpiece.

a)

brass instruments

b)

woodwind instruments

c)

percussion instruments

33.
What brass instrument uses a slide to change pitch?
a)
Trumpet
b)
Trombone
c)
Sousaphone
d)
French Horn
34.
In addition to the slide, what are two ways to change pitch on a brass instrument?
a)
Pressing valves and buzzing lips again the mouthpiece
b)
Shaking the instrument and pressing the valves
c)
Pressing the valves and moving the instrument up and down 
d)
blowing as hard as possible and shaking the instrument
35.
Name this brass instrument.
a)
Trumpet
b)
French Horn
c)
Trombone
d)
Tuba
36.
Name this brass instrument.
a)
Trumpet 
b)
French Horn
c)
Trombone
d)
Tuba
37.
Name This instrument.
a)
Trumpet
b)
French Horn
c)
Trombone
d)
Tuba
38.
Name this instrument.
a)
Trumpet
b)
French Horn
c)
Trombone
d)
Tuba
39.
Which brass instrument blends well with the woodwind instruments?
a)
Trumpet
b)
Trombone
c)
French Horn
d)
Tuba
40.
Which instrument is played instead of a tuba in marching bands?
a)
Tuba
b)
Sousaphone
c)
Trombone
d)
Trumpte
41.
Which brass instrument sounds the highest?
a)
French Horn
b)
Tuba
c)
Sousaphone
d)
Trumpet
42.
Which brass instrument makes the lowest sound?
a)
Trumpet
b)
Tuba
c)
Trombone
d)
French Horn
43.

What instrument is this?

a)

Cabasa

b)

Timpani

c)

Tambourine

d)

Timbales

44.

What instrument is this

a)

Cabaret

b)

Wood Block

c)

Castanet

d)

Guiro

45.

What instrument is this?

a)

Bongos

b)

Congas

c)

Tympani

d)

Frame Drum

46.

What is this style of stick grip called?

a)

Traditional

b)

Matched

c)

Snare

d)

Dominant

47.

What is the name of this instrument?

a)

Xylophone

b)

Marimba

c)

Glockenspiel

d)

Vibraphone

48.

What are these drums called?

a)

Timbales

b)

Tenors

c)

Timpani

d)

Pearls

49.

What are these called?

a)

Wind Chimes

b)

Hand Chimes

c)

Tubular Bells

d)

Glockenspiel

50.

What are these called?

a)

Timbales

b)

Bowls

c)

Timpani

d)

Copper Drums

51.

What are these cymbals called?

a)

Suspended Cymbals

b)

Crash Cymbals

c)

Double Cymbals

d)

Convex Cymbals

52.

What is this instrument called?

a)

Suspended Cymbal

b)

Boom Cymbal

c)

Gong

d)

Chinese Cymbal

53.
Identify this instrument.
a)
Snare drum
b)
Bass drum
c)
Timpani
d)
Xylophone
54.
Choose the sentence that describes how to make a sound on percussion instruments. 
a)
Buzz into the mouthpiece
b)
Always use a mallet
c)
Strike it, shake it, or scrape it
55.
Identify this instrument
a)
Snare drum
b)
Bass drum
c)
Cymbals
d)
Timpani
56.
Choose the sentence that describes the sound of the timpani
a)
Always loud
b)
Always soft
c)
Loud or soft, sometimes like thunder
57.
Where does the player strike the snare and bass drum?
a)
On the pedal
b)
On the head
c)
On the mallet
d)
On the top
58.
Which instrument can play different notes, meaning that it is pitched?
a)
snare drum
b)
Bass drum
c)
Xylophone
d)
Cymbals
59.
Choose the two instruments that are not pitched (they cannot play different notes). 
a)
Snare and xylophone
b)
Snare and bass drum
c)
Triangle and xylophone
60.
How does the player change the notes on the timpani?
a)
With the pedal
b)
With the head
c)
With the mouthpiece
61.
How does the player hold the triangle?
a)
With a mallet
b)
With a small string
c)
In their lap
62.
Choose the sentence that describes how the snare drum sounds.
a)
Soft
b)
Smooth
c)
Buzzing
d)
Booming
63.

What type of percussion is pictured?

a)

Tuned

b)

Untuned

64.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Tuned

b)

Untuned

65.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Tuned

b)

Untuned

66.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Tuned

b)

Untuned

67.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Tuned

b)

Untuned

68.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Tuned

b)

Untuned

69.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured

a)

Tuned

b)

Untuned

70.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Tuned

b)

Untuned

71.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Tuned

b)

Untuned

72.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Tuned

b)

Untuned

73.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Tuned

b)

Untuned

74.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Tambour

b)

Tambourine

c)

Sleigh Bells

d)

Bangle

75.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Bongos

b)

Timpani

c)

Vibraphone

d)

Congas

76.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Glockenspiel

b)

Marimba

c)

Vibraphone

d)

Xylophone

77.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Tuned

b)

Untuned

78.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Maracas

b)

Cabasa

c)

Castanets

d)

Piano

79.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Guiro

b)

Guitar

c)

Gyro

d)

Gyra

80.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Angle

b)

Square

c)

Triangle

d)

Tri Star

81.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Wood Block

b)

Temple Block

c)

Building Block

d)

Wood Stick

82.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Quad Bike

b)

Quad Toms

c)

Tri Toms

d)

Snare Drums

83.

What type of percussion instrument is pictured?

a)

Bell Tower

b)

Church Bell

c)

School Bell

d)

Cow Bell

84.

A setting on your camera that will allow you to create a burst of artificial light.

a)

Shutter button

b)

Lens

c)

Flash

d)

Lightning

85.

The file type for image files.

a)

File

b)

File Name

c)

Memory Card or SD Card

d)

JPEG

86.

What part of the camera is this?

a)

Shutter button

b)

Playback button

c)

Menu button

d)

Menu

87.

What does this do?

a)

Lets you zoom.

b)

Thumb grip

c)

Releases the shutter to take the photo.

d)

Releases the lens to take the photo.

88.

What does this do?

a)

Displays the image

b)

Thumb grip

c)

Button to zoom

d)

Scrolls, selects, and has functions

89.

Which part of the camera is the most delicate or fragile?

a)

Flash

b)

Lens

c)

Battery latch

d)

Viewfinder or display screen

90.

T/F: Your camera functions like the eye

a)

True

b)

False

91.

T/F: It draws the light into the camera and focuses it to take a picture. → Lens

a)

True

b)

False

92.

This button magnifies (makes larger) the current displayed picture. You don't want to use this setting a lot because it can cause your photo to be blurry/low quality.

a)

Menu button

b)

Viewfinder

c)

Lens

d)

Zoom

93.

The "window" through which you look to frame your picture.

a)

Lens

b)

Viewfinder

c)

Shutter button

d)

Playback button

94.

T/F: Any photos you upload to a computer are .DOC files

a)

True

b)

False

95.

What kind of camera are you using for this class?

a)

Manual

b)

DSLR

c)

Point and Shoot

d)

Film

96.

This image shows which compositional technique?

a)

Birds Eye View

b)

Forced Perspective

c)

Symmetry

d)

Rule of Thirds

97.

What is a composition?

a)

The colors and shapes of a photograph

b)

The placement and arrangement of elements in a work of art

c)

The subject matter of an image

d)

The caption of a photograph

98.

This image shows a bird's eye view.

a)

True

b)

False

99.

Perspective is defined as (CHOOSE 3):

a)

the point of view of a photograph

b)

the colors and shapes of a photograph

c)

the angle of a photograph

d)

a way of looking and perceiving the world

100.

This image shows which rule of composition?

a)

Framing

b)

Forced Perspective

c)

Rule of Thirds

d)

Leading Lines

101.

This photo shows which rule of composition?

a)

Photojournalism

b)

Shallow Depth of Field

c)

Leading Lines

d)

Symmetry

102.

This image shows what viewpoint or perspective?

a)

Framing

b)

Forced Perspective

c)

Worm's Eye View

d)

Bird's Eye View

103.

Using "Portrait Mode" creates a blurry background, also known as:

a)

Blurred Depth of Field

b)

Rule of Thirds

c)

Deep Depth of Field

d)

Shallow Depth of Field

104.

Erik Johansson uses editing, like Photoshop, to edit his photos.

a)

True

b)

False

105.

Devin Allen is a photojournalist. Photojournalism is:

a)

Using photos to create a narrative about newsworthy topics and events

b)

Editing photos to make them look surreal

c)

When photographers take black and white photos

d)

When you add a caption to a photo

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