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Choir PreTest

Total questions: 54

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the term for a female singer with a strong high range?

a)

alto

b)

tenor

c)

soprano

d)

bass

2.
What are the names of the symbols that the arrows are pointing to?
a)
Measures
b)
Double Barlines
c)
Barlines
d)
Staff
3.
How many lines are in a music staff?
a)
1
b)
4
c)
5
d)
6
4.

What does a cappella mean?

a)

Hear it in your head

b)

No music

c)

No instruments

d)

Changing voices

5.

A system of hand signs and singing syllables to learn pitches or scales

a)

staff

b)

solfege

c)

blend

d)

time signature

6.
What is the solfege of the second note?
a)
mi
b)
fa
c)
so
d)
la
7.
What are the notes?
a)
So La So La
b)
So La So Do
c)
So Do So So
d)
So La Ti Do
8.

What is the name of the person who directs the choir?

a)

composer

b)

conductor

c)

arranger

d)

planner

9.
What is the name of this symbol?
a)
Barline
b)
Double Barline
c)
Measure
d)
Staff
10.

What does a cappella mean?

a)

Hear it in your head

b)

No music

c)

No instruments

d)

Changing voices

11.

What does audiation mean?

a)

No music

b)

No instruments

c)

Hear it in your head

d)

Sing out loud

12.

What does unison mean?

a)

One part

b)

One person

c)

One section

d)

Sing together

13.

A system of hand signs and singing syllables to learn pitches or scales

a)

staff

b)

solfege

c)

blend

d)

time signature

14.

Two or more notes sounding together is...

a)

Melody

b)

Harmony

c)

Rhythm

d)

Form

15.

What is the term for a male singer with a low range?

a)

alto

b)

tenor

c)

soprano

d)

bass

16.

What is the term for a female singer with a low range?

a)

alto

b)

tenor

c)

soprano

d)

bass/baritone

17.

Your voice is your own instrument.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

A voice is not an instrument

18.

When you stand singing, how should you position your feet?

a)

close together

b)

slightly standing apart

c)

one foot crossed over the other

d)

feet lifted slightly

19.

What is the term for a male singer with a high range?

a)

alto

b)

tenor

c)

soprano

d)

bass

20.

We use these to breathe properly when singing...

a)

Your throat

b)

Your diaphram

c)

Your lungs

d)

Your heart

21.

What do we call a song where different groups start singing at different times to create harmony...

a)

accompaniment

b)

choir

c)

bass

d)

round

22.

What is the reason for warming up your voice?

a)

Because the music teacher said so.

b)

Because it's something fun to do.

c)

To be a better singer.

d)

To loosen up our vocal chords and so we don't hurt ourselves.

23.

The part of our body which vibrates when we sing is called...

a)

Diaphram

b)

Lips

c)

Vocal Chords

d)

Throat

24.

A female singer with a medium range is a....

a)

soprano

b)

alto

c)

tenor

d)

bass

e)

mezzo

25.

I think I sing ....

a)

soprano

b)

alto

c)

tenor

d)

Bass

26.

How many beats are in every measure of 4/4 time signature?

a)

1 beat in every measure

b)

2 beats in every measure

c)

3 beats in every measure

d)

4 beats in every measure

27.

How many beats are in every measure of a 2/4 time signature?

a)

1 beat in every measure

b)

2 beats in every measure

c)

3 beats in every measure

d)

4 beats in every measure

28.

What are these note values called?

a)

16th notes

b)

8th notes

c)

quarter note

d)

half note

e)

whole note

29.

What are these note values called?

a)

16th notes

b)

8th notes

c)

quarter note

d)

half note

e)

whole note

30.

What is this note value called?

a)

16th notes

b)

8th notes

c)

quarter note

d)

half note

e)

whole note

31.

What is this note value called?

a)

16th notes

b)

8th notes

c)

quarter note

d)

half note

e)

whole note

32.

What is this note value called?

a)

16th notes

b)

8th notes

c)

quarter note

d)

half note

e)

whole note

33.

How do you clap and count these notes?

a)

Clap on 1 (hold through 2, 3, and 4)

b)

Clap on 1 (hold through 2)

c)

1 Clap on every beat

d)

Ta Di

e)

TaKaDiMi

34.

How do you clap and count these notes?

a)

Clap on 1 (hold through 2, 3, and 4)

b)

Clap on 1 (hold through 2)

c)

1 Clap on every beat

d)

Ta Di

e)

TaKaDiMi

35.

How do you clap and count this note?

a)

Clap on 1 (hold through 2, 3, and 4) Tu

b)

Clap on 1 (hold through 2) (Ti)

c)

1 Clap on every beat (Ta)

d)

Ta Di

e)

TaKaDiMi

36.

How do you clap and count this note?

a)

Clap on 1 (hold through 2, 3, and 4) (Tu)

b)

Clap on 1 (hold through 2) (Ti)

c)

1 Clap on every beat (Ta)

d)

Ta Di

e)

TaKaDiMi

37.

How do you clap and count this note?

a)

Clap on 1 (hold through 2, 3, and 4) (Tu)

b)

Clap on 1 (hold through 2) (Ti)

c)

1 Clap on every beat (Ta)

d)

Ta Di

e)

TaKaDiMi

38.

What is this rest value called?

a)

8th rest

b)

quarter rest

c)

half rest

d)

whole rest

39.

What is this rest value called?

a)

8th rest

b)

quarter rest

c)

half rest

d)

whole rest

40.

What is this rest value called?

a)

8th rest

b)

quarter rest

c)

half rest

d)

whole rest

41.

What is this rest value called?

a)

8th rest

b)

quarter rest

c)

half rest

d)

whole rest

42.

how many beats of rest does a quarter rest have?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

43.

how many beats of rest does a half rest have?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

44.

how many beats of rest does a whole rest have?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

45.

How many LINES are on a Staff?

a)

1

b)

3

c)

7

d)

5

46.

How many SPACES are on a Staff

a)

8

b)

4

c)

3

d)

6

47.

Which music symbol is called a Treble Clef?

a)
b)
c)
d)
48.

Which music symbol is called a Bass Clef?

a)
b)
c)
d)
49.

What is the highest natural male voice part in a four-part choir?

a)

Alto

b)

Soprano

c)

Bass

d)

Tenor

50.

If you can't understand the words a singer is singing, they need to improve their________?

a)

Diction

b)

Pitch

c)

Crescendo

d)

Breath Control

e)

Improvisation

51.

What is unison?

a)

musical words that tell us how loud or soft to sing

b)

when 2 or more voices sing the same pitch

c)

when 2 or more voices sing different pitches at the same time

d)

methods of sight singing

52.

Which of the following is a common mistake singers make when trying to hit high notes?

a)

Increasing breath support

b)

Relaxing the throat muscles

c)

Straining or tightening the throat

d)

Using more head voice

53.

What is the tessitura of a singer's voice?

a)

The entire span of the voice

b)

The lowest note only

c)

The highest note only

d)

Where their voice is the most comfortable

54.

What is the range of a singer's voice?

a)

The middle notes only

b)

The lowest note only

c)

The highest note only

d)

The entire span of the voice