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WorksheetsSinging Technique
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins
When air moves through my windpipe, what vibrates?
my hands
my feet
my vocal cords
Your voice is your own instrument.
True
False
What are vocal cords?
Vocal cords are large muscles used for speaking and singing.
Vocal cords are very small muscles used for speaking and singing.
Vocal cords helps you to breathe.
What body parts are used as an air pump for you body?
Your mouth and
your voice and eyes
your lungs
The air you need to sing and speak with comes from ____________.
lungs
heart
eyes
What part of body should you used when you sing?
My diaphragm
My throat
My neck
If you use your diaphragm properly, what control would you have during singing?
My diaphragm helps me control the air flowing past my vocal cords.
My diaphragm helps me control my movements.
My diaphragm does not help me to sing pleasant tones.
My diaphragm is a muscle that helps me to breathe.
True
False
When singing, your jaw should be comfortably _______.
rigid
chewing
dropped
clinched
The diaphragm's muscle function is to:
assist with breathing
allow for plenty of air inhaled
provide support to the tone
all answers shown here
The legs are straight and the knees are _______.
at a 90 degree angle
flexible
rigid
raised up on the chair in front of you
In good singing posture, the shoulders should be
comfortable back
slumped down
rigidly thrown back, like a soldier
dipping back and forth
The foundation for good choral singing begins with
good pots and pans
good typing skills
good posture
goodness gracious
When singing in a chorus, a beautiful sound is achieved by creating unison _____ sounds.
consonant
vowel
number
vociferous
A person's ability to sing with others depends on
balancing their voice volume with others
singing with a clinched jaw and rigid knees
making sure they don't match their vowels with anyone else
singing with a weak, unsupported sound
Your vocal cords vibrate when air moves through your throat. True or False
true
false
We use our vocal cords for speaking and singing.
true
false
How do you describe your lungs?
As an air pump for your neck
As an air pump for your feet
As an air pump for your body
All of the above
The air you need to sing and speak with comes from your _____________.
stomach
lungs
heart
none of the above
Why do we need good posture for singing?
To improve the quality of your singing
To help with your breathing
A and B only
none of the above
When you stand singing, how should you position your feet?
close together
slightly standing apart
one foot crossed over the other
feet lifted slightly
How should you positon your knees if you are standing properly?
locked
unlocked
bend greatly
none of the above
A person's ability to sing with others depends on...
balancing their voice volume with others
making sure their vowel matches others
singing with a rounded, resonant tone
all of the above
The beauty of singing tone is in
vowels
consonants
The diaphragm muscle's function is....
to assist with breathing
to provide support to the tone
to allow for plenty of air inhaled
all of the above
Which best describes knees in good posture
Stiff and rigid
Flexible
Criss-crossed
The ideal "ah" vowel is like
being at a doctor and him sticking a depressor on your tongue
beginning stage of a yawn (relaxed)
sitting in the dentist chair while they fill a cavity
Which is the best definition of tone quality?
How low or high the tone is
How loud of soft the tone is
The quality of the sound and the variety of colors or timbre that is produced.
