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WorksheetsMusic and Arts G-6
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is dynamics in music?
It refers to the speed at which a music is played or sung.
It refers to the specific level of intensity and volume at which a music is played or sung.
It refers to the highness and lowness of sound at which a music is played or sung.
What are the two categorization of dynamics?
Loud and Soft
Low and High
Fast and Slow
What does dynamics signify in music?
The texture of music.
The mood, expression, and intensity.
The volume of music.
What is the Italian terms of "Gradually becoming louder"?
Crescendo
Decrescendo
Diminuendo
It refers to the speed of sound.
Dynamics
Texture
Tempo
What is the meaning of the tempo marking.
"Vivace"
Fairly quick and lively
Fast and lively
Very slow and Solemn
What is the meaning of the tempo marking.
"Grave"
Fairly quick and lively
Fast and lively
Very slow and Solemn
Identify what texture is being used "a band performing a song"
monophonic texture
homophonic texture
polyphonic texture
Identify what texture is being used "a girl singing in a cappella".
monophonic texture
homophonic texture
polyphonic texture
Identify what texture is being used "a man playing the piano while singing".
monophonic texture
homophonic texture
polyphonic texture
Songs that have two or more independent lines produce ___________.
Monophonic texture
Homophonic texture
Polyphonic texture
They are two or more independent songs that can be sung together at the same time.
partner songs
round song
It refers to the general quality of a sound in a song or music.
dynamics
texture
tempo
What are the notes in C Major Triad?
I, IV, V
I, III, V
I, II, V
How can we find the relative minor key of any major scale?
Move three steps upward
Move three steps downward
Digital cameras and phone cameras are results of _________.
modern and converging technologies
creativity
experiment
The principle or design that sets off the center of interest in a composition.
design
repetition
emphasis
It refers to all three-dimensional artworks and objects made primarily of paper.
folk art
paper folding
artwork
How will you able to learn a folk art?
It was passed on to generation to another generation.
You need to attend formal training.
You need to enroll a course that is connected to the folk art you want to learn.
The first country to make paper.
Europe
Japan
China
The skillful cutting, pasting, recycling, or constructing of objects from paper.
paper craft
paper folding
origami
What country flourished and made origami part of its cultural heritage.
Europe
Japan
China
