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G1 Q4 MUSIC

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An example of a fast animal movement mentioned in the objectives is (a)   .

Choose from the below words
Horse-fast
Turtle-slow
Snail-slow
Elephant-fast
2.

What should you do when the music is slow?

a)

Move fast

b)

Move slowly

c)

Jump high

d)

Spin around

3.

What is the topic of the learning material?

a)

Rhythm

b)

Tempo

c)

Melody

d)

Harmony

4.

What will the students do when the teacher claps a beat?

a)

Sing loudly

b)

Sit quietly

c)

March accordingly

d)

Jump up and down

5.

Which of the following is a non-living thing?

a)

Snail

b)

Dog

c)

Race car

d)

Turtle

6.

Match the following animals with their speed characteristics.

a)

Snail

1.

Slowest land animal

b)

Dog

2.

Common pet known for running

c)

Turtle

3.

Slow-moving reptile

d)

Cheetah

4.

Fastest land animal

7.

Which of these animals moves very slowly?

a)

Cheetah

b)

Snail

c)

Dog

d)

Race car

8.

The speed of music is called (a)   .

Choose from the below words
Rhythm
Melody
Tempo
Harmony
9.

Match the following responses to speed in music with their corresponding descriptions.

a)

Different body movements

1.

Expressive gestures that reflect tempo

b)

Different colors

2.

Visual representations that convey mood

c)

Different foods

3.

Types of cuisine that evoke certain feelings

d)

Different animals

4.

Creatures that symbolize various rhythms

10.

When we play or sing music, what do we need to know?

a)

How fast or slow to go

b)

What color to wear

c)

How to jump high

d)

What to eat

11.

What does "tempo" mean in music?

a)

The color of a song

b)

The speed of a song

c)

The volume of a song

d)

The length of a song

12.

What are you supposed to do with your arms while singing the song "Tick Tock"?

a)

Clap your hands

b)

Swing your arms like the hands of the clock

c)

Stomp your feet

d)

Snap your fingers

13.

In music, "tempo" refers to (a)   .

Choose from the below words
The speed of music
The volume of music
The type of music
The instruments used
14.

Match the following uses of tempo with their descriptions.

a)

To change the color of music

1.

To express emotions in a piece

b)

To create a mood and tell a story

2.

To convey a narrative through rhythm

c)

To make music louder

3.

To adjust the volume of sound

d)

To choose instruments

4.

To select the type of musical instruments

15.

What can tempo changes be related to?

a)

Colors

b)

Movements

c)

Numbers

d)

Shapes

16.

What can varied tempo enhance?

a)

Drawing

b)

Cooking

c)

Poetry, chants, drama, and musical stories

d)

Sleeping

17.

If you hear slow music, you should (a)   .

Choose from the below words
Jump in place
Walk slowly in place
Run in place
Clap your hands
18.

What should you do if you hear fast music?

a)

Sit down

b)

Walk slowly in place

c)

Run in place

d)

Stand still

19.

Why is speed in music important?

a)

It can show tempo.

b)

It makes music louder.

c)

It changes the notes.

d)

It adds more instruments.

20.

How can fast music make you feel?

a)

Excited and happy

b)

Sad and sleepy

c)

Angry and upset

d)

Bored and tired

21.

How can fast music make you feel?

a)

Excited and happy

b)

Sad and sleepy

c)

Angry and tired

d)

Bored and quiet

22.

How many groups will the students be divided into for the activity?

a)

2 groups

b)

3 groups

c)

4 groups

d)

5 groups

23.

Which songs will the students sing in the activity?

a)

Happy Birthday and Jingle Bells

b)

Row, Row, Row Your Boat and Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star

c)

Old MacDonald and Baa, Baa, Black Sheep

d)

Mary Had a Little Lamb and London Bridge

24.

What will the students show emphasis on during the activity?

a)

Coloring

b)

Tempo and bodily movements

c)

Drawing

d)

Reading

25.

What can tempo influence in music or sound?

a)

The color of the music

b)

The mood of the music

c)

The size of the music

d)

The taste of the music

26.

Match the following statements about songs with their correct answers.

a)

Yes

1.

Every song has a tempo.

b)

No

2.

Not every song has a tempo.

c)

Only fast songs

3.

Only fast songs have a tempo.

d)

Only slow songs

4.

Only slow songs have a tempo.

27.

You can identify (a)   in music according to the objectives.

Choose from the below words
Sounds alone, sounds together
Colors and shapes
Numbers and letters
Animals and plants
28.

How can you demonstrate awareness of texture in music?

a)

By using visual images

b)

By singing loudly

c)

By dancing

d)

By clapping hands