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WorksheetsSinging Technique
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 57mins
Your voice is your own instrument.
True
False
When air moves through my windpipe, what vibrates?
my hands
my feet
my vocal cords
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.
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 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
When you breath in, the rib cage.... (a)
When you breath in the diaphragm moves (a) to allow air to enter the lungs.
Categorize the vowels and consonants
A
E
I
O
U
T
s
w
p
L
Select all: Vowels should be sung
Tall
Open
British
Spread
Consonants should be sung (Select All that apply)
Crisp
Clear
Exxagurated
long
Click the Diaphragm
Click the Lungs
Click the Trachea
Click the Larynx
In good singing posture, the shoulders should be
comfortable back
slumped down
rigidly thrown back, like a soldier
dipping back and forth
Which of the following is the path from your lungs to your mouth?
Trachea
Pharynx
Diaphragm
Larynx
Which body part is a muscle wall involved in breathing?
Lung
Pharynx
Diaphragm
Soft palate
What should happen when you breathe in?
Your stomach should go IN
Your stomach should go OUT
Your shoulders should rise
Your ribs should collapse inward
What should happen when you breathe out?
Your shoulders should rise
Your stomach should go OUT
Your stomach should go IN
Your ribs should collapse inward
When you sing, what should happen to your soft palate?
It should lift
It should lower
It should flatten
It should shrink
Which part of the process sustains your sound?
Phonation
Resonation
Articulation
Breathing
