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Instrument and vocal range

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1-19.
1.

What is the range of a musical instrument?

a)

The number of keys it has

b)

The distance from the lowest to the highest pitch it can play

c)

The volume it can produce

d)

The weight of the instrument

2.

What is the equivalent of range for a singing voice?

a)

Vocal volume

b)

Vocal strength

c)

Vocal range

d)

Vocal speed

3.

How is the range of a musical part defined?

a)

The duration of the part

b)

The tempo of the part

c)

The distance between its lowest and highest note

d)

The complexity of the part

4.

Which of the following instruments is NOT part of the woodwind family?

a)

Flute

b)

Clarinet

c)

Trumpet

d)

Oboe

5.

What is the term used for notes that are lower than a brass instrument's designated range?

a)

High notes

b)

Pedal tones

c)

Woodwind whispers

d)

Brass echoes

6.

According to the text, what determines the playing range of a brass instrument?

a)

The material it is made from

b)

The length of the instrument

c)

The technical limitations of the instrument and the skill of the player

d)

The age of the instrument

7.

Do woodwind and string instruments have a theoretical upper limit to their range?

a)

Yes, they have a strict upper limit

b)

No, they do not have a theoretical upper limit

c)

Yes, but only for string instruments

d)

No, but only for woodwind instruments

8.

What is the lowest note shown on the bassoon range diagram?

a)

E

b)

B flat

c)

C

d)

A flat

9.

What is the highest note shown on the bassoon range diagram?

a)

C

b)

F

c)

B flat

d)

G

10.

What is the written range of a saxophone as depicted in the image?

a)

B♭3 to E♭6

b)

A2 to F#5

c)

C4 to A6

d)

B♭2 to F6

11.

What is vocal range?

a)

The volume at which a human voice can be heard

b)

The range of pitches that a human voice can phonate

c)

The speed at which a human voice can change pitches

d)

The number of languages a person can sing in

12.

What is a common application of vocal range?

a)

Determining the age of the singer

b)

Classifying singing voices into voice types

c)

Measuring the loudness of a performance

d)

Composing music for instruments

13.

What is the typical vocal range for a Soprano?

a)

Between C3 and C5

b)

Between A2 and A4

c)

Between C4 and C6

d)

Between F3 and F5

14.

Which vocal range is associated with a Mezzo-soprano?

a)

Between E2 and E4

b)

Between A3 and A5

c)

Between C3 and C5

d)

Between F3 and F5

15.

Identify the vocal range for a Tenor.

a)

Between A2 and A4

b)

Between C4 and C6

c)

Between E2 and E4

d)

Between C3 and C5

16.

What is the range for a Contralto voice?

a)

Between C3 and C5

b)

Between A3 and A5

c)

Between F3 and F5

d)

Between A2 and A4

17.

Which of the following is the vocal range for a Baritone?

a)

Between C4 and C6

b)

Between E2 and E4

c)

Between C3 and C5

d)

Between A2 and A4

18.

What is the lowest male voice type called?

a)

Tenor

b)

Baritone

c)

Bass

d)

Contralto

19.

Which vocal range corresponds to a Bass voice?

a)

Between C4 and C6

b)

Between A3 and A5

c)

Between E2 and E4

d)

Between C3 and C5