What is the name of the symbol that tells you to play loudly?

Which rest lasts for two beats in 4/4 time?

What does a sharp ( $$\sharp$$ ) symbol do to a note?

Which dynamic marking means to play softly?

What is the name of the symbol that means to hold a note longer than its value?

Which articulation mark tells you to play a note short and detached?

What is the name of the five lines and four spaces where music notes are written?

If a measure in 4/4 time has a half note and two quarter notes, how many beats are in the measure?

A piece of music has the dynamic marking "mf." How should you play it?

If you see a slur connecting two different notes, what should you do?

Which combination of notes would fill one measure in 3/4 time?

If a note has a dot after it, what happens to its length?

You see a crescendo symbol in your music. What should you do as you play?

A measure contains a quarter note, two eighth notes, and a half note. How many beats does this measure have in 4/4 time?

If you want to make a note last for three beats in 4/4 time, which note or combination would you use?

A piece starts softly (p), then has a crescendo to forte (f). How should you plan your playing?

You see a passage marked with staccato dots and a dynamic marking of "ff." How should you play it?

If a measure in 4/4 time has a half note, a quarter note, and two eighth notes, is the measure complete? Explain your reasoning.

You are playing a piece with a repeated section marked with a crescendo and then a decrescendo. How should you interpret and perform this passage?