The two numbers presented at the beginning of a piece of music to show rhythmic divisions (beats per measure)

What is the rhythmic value that contains one beat?

What is the rhythmic value that contains four beats?

How many sharps does the key of D Major contain?

A collection of notes that start and end on the same note is called a___.

What is the thin piece of wood that is held up by the strings?

The only numbers possible in the bottom of a time signature are:

When playing piano (soft), your bow should be near the:

A ____ sign raises the pitch of a note by a half step

The time signature 6/4 means:

Which dynamic marking means to medium soft

The key signature of G Major has ___ sharp(s).

The tiny screws at the top of a violin/viola/cello tailpiece help students:

What does a natural sign do?

Which aspect of playing deals with the accuracy of the pitches performed?

Choose the correct answer choice that spells the D Major scale correctly

True or False: The distance between E and "F#" is a whole step.

True or False: The distance between B and C is a whole step.

What is a half step

What is a whole step?

Using the scale formula, select the correct answer choice for the G Major scale.

Which answer choice displays the correct whole step distance?

Dynamics refers to the speed of a piece

Tempo refers to the speed of a piece

Which clef sign is used by viola players?

What does the top number mean in a time signature?

What does the flat sign do to a note?

Which answer choice contains the correct dynamic range from top to bottom, softest to loudest?

Which time signature means "3 Quarter Notes per measure"?