WorksheetsKS3 Elements of Music Revision
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 16mins
What does pitch refer to in music?
The speed of the music
The volume of the sound
How high or low a sound is
The rhythm of the music
Which term describes getting louder in music?
Diminuendo
Crescendo
Piano
Forte
What is articulation in music?
The speed of a note
The way a particular note is performed
The pitch of a note
The volume of a note
How can notes be played according to articulation?
Loudly or softly
Quickly or slowly
Smoothly or detached
High or low
Which musical texture contains one melody with no harmonies?
Polyphonic
Homophonic
Monophonic
Heterophonic
Which of the following is an example of a musical texture?
Loud
Fast
Polyphonic
Slow
Why do instruments sound different from each other?
They are played by different musicians
They are made of different materials
They are used in different genres
They are tuned differently
What is tonality in music?
The speed of a piece of music
The character or key centre of a piece of music
The volume of a piece of music
The rhythm of a piece of music
In which keys is tonal music generally found?
Major or minor key
Fast or slow key
Loud or soft key
High or low key
Rearrange the voices from highest to lowest sounding.
Soprano
Alto
Tenor
Bass
Match the following tempo markings with their Italian term:
Fast
Allegro
Slow & Stately
Adagio
Walking Pace
Andante
Very Fast
Presto
Match the following dynamic markings with their Italian term:
Soft
Piano
Moderately Soft
Mezzo Piano
Loud
Forte
Very Loud
Fortissimo
Very Soft
Pianissimo
What term describes the speed of music?
(a)
What term refers to the volume of music?
(a)
What term refers to the length of each musical note?
(a)
Reorder the following from shortest to longest duration:
Semibreve
Minim
Crotchet
Quaver
Semiquaver
Match the instrument with their family:
Violin
Strings
Clarinet
Woodwind
Trumpet
Brass
Timpani
Percussion
Piano
Keyboard
What term refers to the instruments or sounds heard in a piece of music?
(a)
