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Total questions: 83
Worksheet time: 3hrs 25mins
Which is not a family of the orchestra?
Woodwind
Brass
Metalic
Percussion
String
What family does the flute belong to?
Brass
Percussion
String
Woodwind
What family does the saxophone belong to?
Brass
Woodwind
Percussion
String
Who controls the orchestra?
Conductor
Driver
Violin player
There is no one.
Which of these is not a member of the woodwind family?
Piccolo
Clarinet
Tuba
Bassoon
Which of these is not a member of the String family?
Violin
Clarinet
Viola
Harp
Which of these is not a member of the Brass family?
Violin
Trumpet
French Horn
Tuba
Which of these is not a member of the Percussion family?
Triangle
Timpani
Xylophone
Flute
What is an ostinato?
A short repeated pattern
A short phrase of a song that is in the melody and is repeated / the catchy part of a song
Another word for ostinato
When a musical phrase is repeated starting at a lower or higher pitch
What is a hook in music?
A short repeated pattern
A short phrase of a song that is in the melody and is repeated / the catchy part of a song
Another word for ostinato
When a musical phrase is repeated starting at a lower or higher pitch
What is a riff?
A short repeated pattern
A short phrase of a song that is in the melody and is repeated / the catchy part of a song
Another word for ostinato
When a musical phrase is repeated starting at a lower or higher pitch
What is a sequence in music?
A short repeated pattern
A short phrase of a song that is in the melody and is repeated / the catchy part of a song
Another word for ostinato
When a musical phrase is repeated starting at a lower or higher pitch
What is call and response in music?
When 2 phrases are played one after another on different instruments
When lots of call and responses are linked
The distance between the highest and lowest notes
The smallest distance between 2 notes e.g. C to C# or B to C
What is musical dialogue?
When 2 phrases are played one after another on different instruments
When lots of call and responses are linked
The distance between the highest and lowest notes
The smallest distance between 2 notes e.g. C to C# or B to C
What is range in music?
The distance between the highest and lowest notes
The smallest distance between 2 notes e.g. C to C# or B to C
2 semitones e.g. F to G or E to F#
A short phrase of a song that is in the melody and is repeated / the catchy part of a song
What is a semitone in music?
The distance between the highest and lowest notes
The smallest distance between 2 notes e.g. C to C# or B to C
2 semitones e.g. F to G or E to F#
A short phrase of a song that is in the melody and is repeated / the catchy part of a song
What is a tone in music?
The distance between the highest and lowest notes
The smallest distance between 2 notes e.g. C to C# or B to C
2 semitones e.g. F to G or E to F#
A short phrase of a song that is in the melody and is repeated / the catchy part of a song
What is a melody (choose 2 answers)
The beat
The musical word for tune
The most prominent layer
The musical word for layers
What is texture
The musical word for layers
How rough or smooth a sound is
The tone
Another word for speed in music
What does tonality mean? (2 answers)
The tone of the music
How the notes are organised and how they work together
Whether a piece is minor or major
The layers in music
What does minor mean
Sounds more positive
Sounds more negative / crunchy
What does major mean
Sounds more positive
Sounds more negative / crunchy
The Romantic era was a time when composers...
Came up with new ways to compose
Went back to Baroque music
Got rid of the orchestra
Explored the power of music
Some composers composed pieces of extreme difficulty because...
They wanted to impress their fans
They wanted to trick people
They wanted to be awkward
They wanted to impress their families
Composers began to use elements from
Their own national traditions
Other composers music
Other composers national tradiations
They didn't use anything new
Chopin, who was born in Poland wrote music based on
Polish songs
Polish dances
Polish poems
Polish stories
Which of these is a Romantic composer
Tchaikovsky
Mozart
Beethoven
Handel
Which of these is a Romantic composer
Haydn
Vivaldi
Monteverdi
Wagner
Which of these is NOT a Romantic composer
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Rachmaninoff
Tchaikovsky
What was the status of the piano at this time
Less popular
Very expensive
Never used
Popular and affordable to a larger number of people
What happened to the orchestra during this time
It expanded to include brass and percussion instruments
It got rid of the string section
It got smaller
It expanded but got rid of the conductor
What section played the important parts during the Romantic period
The string section
The woodwind section
They all played important parts
The brass section
The Romantic period developed
New composition styles
New instruments
There were no developments
A new way of writing music notation
What is the letter name of this note?
D
E
F
G
What is the letter name of this note?
G
F
D
E
What is the letter name of this note?
B
D
F
A
What is the letter name of this note?
C
G
E
D
What is the letter name of this note?
C
D
B
G
What is the letter name of this note?
G
F
C
A
What is the letter name of this note?
D
G
F
B
What is the letter name of this note?
D
E
C
F
What is the letter name of this note?
B
G
E
A
What is the letter name of this note?
D
E
F
G
What is the letter name of this note?
G
F
D
E
What is the letter name of this note?
B
D
F
A
What is the letter name of this note?
C
G
E
D
What is the letter name of this note?
C
D
B
G
What is the letter name of this note?
G
F
C
A
What is the letter name of this note?
D
G
F
B
What is the letter name of this note?
D
E
C
F
What is the letter name of this note?
B
G
E
A
What is another name for the Bass Clef?
tenor clef
F clef
flat sign
simple duple notes
The Bass Clef represents high-pitched notes.
True
False
Which part of the bass staff is the base note 'D' on?
third line
second space
fifth space
above the line
What is this symbol called?
E clef
bar
question mark
bass clef
How many lines and spaces does the bass staff have?
6 (six) horizontal lines and four spaces
5 (five) horizontal lines and four spaces
4 (four) horizontal lines and fourns spaces
4 (four) vertical lines and three spaces
What note is this?
D
F
G
A
What note is this?
C
B
D
E
What note is this?
C
F
D
A
What note is this?
B
A
C
G
What note is this?
G
C
F
D
What note is this?
E
F
G
A
What note is this?
G
A
B
E
What note is this?
D
F
G
A
What note is this?
G
B
C
D
The 2 black dots on the bass clef fall on what lined note?
D
G
A
F
A short line added for notes above or below the range of a staff is called a _____________.
Longitude Line
Mini Line
Ledger Line
Latitude Line
A staff has how many lines?
4
3
5
6
A staff has how many spaces?
3
4
5
6
What note is this?
B
G
A
F
How many beats does the dotted quarter note get?
1/2
1
1.5
2
How many beats does the dotted half note get?
1
2
3
4
How many beats does the dotted whole note get?
2
4
6
8
