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Form Assessment

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is form when listening to music?

a)

How the music is organized

b)

The structure of the song

c)

Patterns in the song

d)

All of the above

2.

In popular music, which section is always going to be completely different from the rest of the song?

a)

Chorus

b)

Verse

c)

Bridge

d)

Pre-Chorus

3.

In popular music, which section of the song tells you the story?

a)

Verse

b)

Chorus

c)

Bridge

d)

Pre-Chorus

4.

In popular music, which section of the song is the "catchy bit" that is repeated throughout the song?

a)

Verse

b)

Chorus

c)

Bridge

d)

Pre-Chorus

5.

In any type of music, what section of the song is at the beginning and starts the song?

a)

Intro

b)

Outro

c)

Pre-Chorus

d)

Chorus

6.

Which is these is another example of form?

a)

Repeat

b)

ABA

c)

Potatoe

d)

Ostinato

7.

Which of these is another example of form?

a)

Circle

b)

ABACA

c)

Repeat

d)

All of the above

8.

Which one of the answers is NOT a form?

a)

12345

b)

AABA

c)

ABA

9.

What Form is represented by the pattern of shapes you see here?

a)

AABA

b)

ABA

c)

ABACA

10.

What Form does the shape pattern represent?

a)

ABA

b)

ABACA / Rondo Form

c)

Theme and Variations

11.

Why do we need to organize music into forms?

a)

Because people like repetition.

b)

Because it makes it easier to write down.

c)

Both answers A and B

12.

To create a variation on a theme, you could:

a)

Make the variation softer and slower.

b)

Make the variation faster and louder.

c)

Play the melody on a different instrument

d)

All of the above.

13.

Sometimes musicians improvise variations on a theme. To improvise means to:

a)

Make up music on the spot

b)

Play exactly what is written

c)

Listen to another musician perform

14.

The theme in theme and variations is the:

a)

Accompaniment

b)

Harmony

c)

Melody