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6th Grade Vocab Quiz

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

unison

a)

to sing in a small group within the choir

b)

when everyone sings the same exact pitches and rhythms at the same time

c)

when 2 or more parts are sung together

d)

to sing alone without any accompaniment from the piano

2.

soprano

a)

to sing unison

b)

bottom part in two part music

c)

top part in two-part music

d)

lowest part in a song

3.

alto

a)

bottom part in two-part music

b)

top part in two-part music

c)

unison section

d)

highest part in a song

4.

dynamics

a)

the speed of a song (fast/slow)

b)

to sing or speak clearly

c)

rhythms used in a song

d)

the volume used in a song

(soft/loud)

5.

staggered breath

a)

to march in time to the music in a choir piece

b)

random breathing in a song so it appears that no one in the choir is breathing during a phrase

c)

to breathe at a rest throughout a piece of music

d)

to take a deep breath and to sing a long held out note

6.

articulate/enunciate

a)

to sing or speak words clearly

b)

to whisper

c)

to shout loudly

d)

to hear a pitch in your head

7.

tie

a)

to mumble and not articulate within a song

b)

to slide on a note in a vocal jazz piece

c)

to sing quickly with proper articulation in a piece of choir music

d)

two of the same notes that are connected with a curved line to make is longer

8.

audiate

a)

unable to hear a pitch

b)

to hear a pitch in your head before you sing it

c)

to plug your ears when you sing

d)

to articulate or enunciate

9.

accompaniment

a)

a pedal on the piano

b)

to sing or speak clearly

c)

the instrumental (typically piano) part of a choir or solo piece

d)

to sing without instruments

10.

tall vowels

a)

the proper way to sing vowels in choir

b)

to sit up in your chair

c)

to sing a song with nonsense words

d)

to take a deep breath

11.

scat singing

a)

to sing loudly in a choir piece

b)

to sing with your mouth closed

c)

to sing softly within a choir piece

d)

improvisation (made up) singing that is used in jazz music that uses nonsense syllables