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Grade 5 - Music FTA Revision Questions

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Performance of music is the act of _____ for others to hear.

a)

dancing and clapping

b)

singing or playing instruments

c)

writing poems

d)

painting pictures

2.

A musical performance by one person is called a _____

a)

duet

b)

trio

c)

solo

d)

quartet

3.

A performance by two people is known as a _____

a)

solo

b)

duet

c)

trio

d)

orchestra

4.

A group of four performers is called a _____

a)

quartet

b)

trio

c)

solo

d)

oratorio

5.

Which of the following is a large group of instrumentalists?

a)

Opera

b)

Recital

c)

Orchestra

d)

Solo

6.

A long musical work performed without acting or scenery is called _____

a)

oratorio

b)

opera

c)

recital

d)

duet

7.

One way to prepare for a musical performance is to _____

a)

avoid rehearsals

b)

practice regularly

c)

ignore your instrument

d)

sleep during practice

8.

Staying positive and confident helps you _____

a)

forget your material

b)

perform better

c)

lose focus

d)

avoid singing

9.

Art music is also known as _____

a)

folk music

b)

contemporary music

c)

classical music

d)

street music

10.

Western Art Music began mostly in _____

a)

Africa

b)

Europe

c)

Asia

d)

Australia

11.

Which of the following is a form of art music?

a)

Afrobeat

b)

Symphony

c)

Highlife

d)

Reggae

12.

Handel is known for writing _____

a)

operas

b)

concertos

c)

oratorios

d)

sonatas

13.

Mozart was regarded as a _____

a)

slow learner

b)

child prodigy

c)

weak composer

d)

music teacher

14.

Beethoven composed great works even when he was _____

a)

blind

b)

old

c)

deaf

d)

sick

15.

Fela Sowande is known as the _____

a)

Father of Symphony

b)

King of Afrobeat

c)

Father of Nigerian Art Music

d)

First African pianist

16.

Akin Euba is known for creating _____

a)

African Opera

b)

African Pianism

c)

Nigerian Symphony

d)

Igbo Choral Style

17.

The importance of art music includes all except _____

a)

boosting memory

b)

promoting laziness

c)

teaching discipline

d)

bringing joy

18.

Key signatures are drawn _____

a)

at the end of a staff

b)

at the beginning after the clef

c)

inside the notes

d)

on the back of the score

19.

A change from one key to another is called _____

a)

modulation

b)

transition

c)

transposition

d)

notation

20.

How many major natural keys exist?

a)

2

b)

1

c)

5

d)

7

21.

Key C major has _____

a)

one sharp

b)

two flats

c)

no sharp or flat

d)

three sharps

22.

How many major sharp keys are there?

a)

3

b)

5

c)

7

d)

10

23.

The mnemonic “Go Down And End Battle Father Charles” helps you remember.

a)

natural keys

b)

flat keys

c)

sharp keys

d)

minor keys

24.

In total, there are _____ major keys.

a)

7

b)

10

c)

12

d)

15

25.

An anthem is a song of _____

a)

war

b)

praise or celebration

c)

entertainment only

d)

dancing

26.

A national anthem is a symbol of _____

a)

poverty

b)

noise

c)

national identity

d)

laziness

27.

The first Nigerian anthem was adopted in _____

a)

1978

b)

2024

c)

1960

d)

1950

28.

“Nigeria, We Hail Thee” was written by _____

a)

Wole Soyinka

b)

Lillian Jean Williams

c)

Chinua Achebe

d)

Fela Sowande

29.

The tune of “Nigeria, We Hail Thee” was composed by ____.

a)

Handel

b)

Lazarus Ekwueme

c)

Frances Benda

d)

Mozart

30.

The anthem was reinstated in ____.

a)

2023

b)

2024

c)

2019

d)

2000

31.

The first Nigerian anthem has ____ stanzas.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

32.

The scale of F major has the flat ____.

a)

Bb

b)

Ab

c)

Eb

d)

Db

33.

The ascending notes of F major begin with ____.

a)

A. A – B – C

b)

B. F – G – A

c)

C. E – F – G

d)

D. G – A – Bb

34.

The solfa for F major ascending begins with ____.

a)

m – f – s

b)

s – l – t

c)

d – r – m

d)

t – d – r

35.

The note F on the recorder uses which fingers?

a)

L1 only

b)

LT, L1, L2, L3, R1

c)

R1, R2

d)

LT only

36.

LT stands for ____.

a)

Left toe

b)

Left thumb

c)

Light tone

d)

Long tube

37.

Half-holing (HH) is used for which note?

a)

A

b)

G

c)

F♯ (high F)

d)

C

38.

Mozart was born in ____.

a)

Vienna, Germany

b)

Salzburg, Austria

c)

Paris, France

d)

Rome, Italy

39.

Mozart began composing at age ____.

a)

10

b)

3

c)

5

d)

7

40.

Mozart wrote over ____ works.

a)

200

b)

500

c)

600

d)

1,000

41.

Mozart’s father was a ____.

a)

banker

b)

soldier

c)

musician

d)

scientist

42.

Which of these is Mozart’s work?

a)

African Suite

b)

Handel’s Messiah

c)

Marriage of Figaro

d)

Brandenburg Concerto

43.

Mozart died at age ____.

a)

25

b)

35

c)

45

d)

55

44.

African instruments are often made from ____.

a)

plastic

b)

glass

c)

natural materials

d)

rubber

45.

Instruments with vibrating strings are ____.

a)

aerophones

b)

chordophones

c)

idiophones

d)

membranophones

46.

The talking drum is a ____.

a)

chordophone

b)

idiophone

c)

aerophone

d)

membranophone

47.

Rattles and bells are ____.

a)

aerophones

b)

idiophones

c)

chordophones

d)

membranophones

48.

The oja and algaita belong to ____.

a)

aerophones

b)

idiophones

c)

membranophones

d)

chordophones

49.

One cultural use of African instruments is ____.

a)

promoting dishonesty

b)

causing conflict

c)

storytelling

d)

destroying culture

50.

African instruments help preserve ____.

a)

western culture

b)

business ideas

c)

African history and identity

d)

mathematics