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WorksheetsPiano Review
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 36mins
The five lines and four spaces music is written upon is called the...
tie
measure
staff
slur
Higher voices or instruments perform in the...
bass clef
tenor clef
treble clef
alto clef
Lower voices or instruments perform in the...
tenor clef
bass clef
alto clef
treble clef
A ___ is used to separate music into measures.
measure
double barline
barline
natural
A ___ is the space in between two barlines.
measure
barline
fermata
whole note
A ____ goes at the END of a piece of music.
barline
repeat sign
double barline
fermata
The circle part of a note is called the ___
stem
head
flag
beam
A ___ raises the pitch of a note.
flat
natural
sharp
stem
A ___ lowers the pitch of a note.
natural
sharp
flat
slur
A ___ erases a sharp or flat.
natural
tie
fermata
flat
A ___ tells musicians to hold a note or a rest.
decrescendo
fermata
crescendo
forte
A ___ tells you how many beats are in a measure.
bass clef
treble clef
tie
time signature
When notes with flags are next to each other,
the flags connect to create a ___.
barline
beam
flag
tie
The straight line attached to a note head is called a ___.
beam
stalk
stem
beam
A NOTE has ___, while a REST has ___.
silence, sound
sound, natural
sound, silence
sound, flat
The five horizontal lines music is written on is called a....
Ledger Lines
Measure
Staff
Notes
What is the name of this symbol?
Bass Clef, F Clef
Treble Clef, G Clef
Tenor Clef
Alto Clef
What is the name of this symbol?
Treble Clef, G Clef
Alto Clef
Tenor Clef
Bass Clef, F Clef
The distance in pitch between two tones is called an...
Flat
Sharp
Intervals
Ledger Lines
What is the name of this symbol, which makes a note sound 1/2 step lower than written?
Flat
Sharp
Natural
Double Sharp
What is the name of this symbol, which makes a note sound 1/2 step higher than written?
Flat
Double Sharp
Sharp
Natural
What is the name of this symbol, which indicates that a note is neither sharp nor flat?
Double Sharp
Natural
Sharp
Flat
What do you call a collection of sharps or flats at the beginning of a piece that tells us where Do is?
Notes
Time Signature
Key Signature
Rests
What symbols show pitch and duration?
Notes
Rests
Treble Clef
Staff
What symbols show duration of silence?
Treble Clef
Rests
Notes
Staff
This symbol tells us to hold the note until the conductor cuts us off. What is it called?
Rests
Notes
Fermata
Tie
What is the name of the symbol at the beginning of a piece of music that tells us what kind of note is worth one beat, and how many beats are in a measure?
Key Signature
Staff
Time Signature
Treble Clef
What is the name of this symbol?
Bar Lines
Measures
Staff
Repeat Signs
This symbol means ‘Go back to the sign’. What is it called?
Treble Clef
D.S. or Del Segno
Bass Clef
Repeat Sign
What is this symbol, which signals the last chunk of a song?
Coda
Repeat Sign
D.S or Del Segno
Fermata
How many lines does a music staff have?
3
4
7
5
How many spaces does a music staff have?
3
4
7
5
What is the definition of a bar line?
Tells you how many beats are in a measure
large stick
Divides the staff into measures
Quarter Note
Half Note
Whole Note
Eighth Note
Quarter Rest
Half Rest
Whole Note
Whole Rest
How many beats does this rest get?
1
2
3
4
How many beats does this rest get?
1
2
3
4
What do you do when you reach this in your music?
(a)
The name for a category of sharps, flats, and natural signs
Sharp
Flat
Accidentals
Ledger Line
Means "loud"
Piano
Fermata
Bar Line
Forte
Means "soft"
Piano
Fermata
Ledger Line
Forte
Means "medium"
Fermata
Piano
Mezzo
Forte
These are the SPACES of the TREBLE clef
FACE
EGBDF
ACEG
GBDFA
These are the LINES of the TREBLE clef
FACE
EGBDF
ACEG
GBDFA
These are the SPACES of the BASS clef
FACE
EGBDF
ACEG
GBDFA
These are the LINES of the BASS clef
FACE
EGBDF
ACEG
GBDFA
How many beats does an eighth note get?
One
Two
Three
Half a beat
What is this note?
A
B
C
D
What note is this?
D
E
A
C
E
D
A
F
What note is this?
F
A
C
E
What note is this?
E
G
B
D
What note is this?
E
C
A
F
What note is this?
F
D
B
E
What note is this?
E
C
A
F
What note is this?
D
B
F
E
What note is this?
F
A
C
E
What is the musical definition of DYNAMICS?
Speed
Volume
Pitch
Articulation
Fortissimo
Very Loud
Very Soft
Soft
Loud
Piano
Loud
Gradually softer
Gradually louder
Soft
Forte
Gradually louder
Gradually softer
Loud
Soft
Mezzo Forte
Gradually softer
Medium loud
Gradually louder
Medium soft
Mezzo Piano
Gradually louder
Medium soft
Gradually Softer
Medium loud
Sforzando
Suddenly soft and then loud
Suddenly soft
Suddenly loud
Suddenly loud and then soft
Crescendo
Gradually louder
Gradually softer
Soft
Loud
Decrescendo/Diminuendo
Gradually louder
Soft
Gradually softer
loud
