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Spring Choir Final Exam Review

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the term staccato mean?

a)

Fast and separated

b)

Slow and smooth

c)

Short and detached

d)

Long and connected

2.

What does the term unison mean?

a)

One part

b)

One person

c)

One section

d)

Sing together

3.

What does the term accent mean?

a)

Slow and connected

b)

Perform with emphasis

c)

Perform quieter than the notes around it

d)

Short and detached

4.

What does the term legato mean?

a)

Fast and choppy

b)

Smooth and connected

c)

Short and detached

d)

Slow and staggered

5.

How many flats are in the key of F major?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

6.

What does the term crescendo mean?

a)

Suddenly get louder

b)

Gradually get softer

c)

Suddenly get softer

d)

Gradually get louder

7.

What is the tonic note of the G major scale?

a)

C

b)

D

c)

F

d)

G

8.

How many quarter notes equal one whole note?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

9.

How many sharps are in the key of G major?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

10.

A time signature of 4/4 meter means:

a)

You will count 2 quarter notes in every measure

b)

You will count 3 quarter notes in every measure

c)

You will count 4 quarter notes in every measure

d)

You will count 4 eighth notes in every measure

11.

For proper singing posture, what is the basic rule of the hands?

a)

In your pockets

b)

Crossed in front of you

c)

Together behind you

d)

By your side

12.

Which of the following would NOT demonstrate good stage presence?

a)

Proper posture

b)

Chewing gum

c)

Smiling faces

d)

Neat concert attire

13.

Which of the following IS appropriate concert etiquette?

a)

Talking on a cell phone

b)

Singing along with the choir

c)

Cheering/yelling loudly for performers

d)

Exiting and entering only between musical selections

14.

What improves a singer's technique?

a)

Deep, full breathing

b)

Tall vowels

c)

Good posture alignment

d)

All of the above

15.

What does a fermata do to a note?

a)

Holds duration until conductor decides the length

b)

Shortens duration until conductor decides the length

c)

Gradually decreases note dynamic volume

d)

Gradually increases note dynamic volume

16.

What is the difference between ritardando and accelerando tempo markings?

a)

Ritardando gradually speeds up tempo; accelerando gradually slows tempo

b)

Ritardando suddenly speeds up tempo; accelerando suddenly slows tempo

c)

Ritardando gradually slows tempo; accelerando gradually speeds up tempo

d)

Ritardando suddenly slows tempo; accelerando suddenly speeds up tempo