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Articulation in Music

Total questions: 5

Worksheet time: 3mins

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1.

Slur

a)

A slur is a straight line connecting two notes of the same pitch.

b)

A slur is a curved line over or under two or more notes of different pitch, indicating to play them legato.

c)

A slur is a symbol indicating to play notes staccato.

d)

A slur is a type of musical ornamentation that adds embellishment to a note.

2.

Staccato

a)

A staccato mark is a dot written over or under a note, indicating to play notes short and detached.

b)

A staccato mark indicates to play notes smoothly and connected.

c)

A staccato mark is a symbol for a long, sustained note.

d)

A staccato mark is used to indicate a pause between notes.

3.

Articulation in Music

a)

Articulation marks indicate the tempo of the music.

b)

Articulation marks in music tell you how the note is to be played.

c)

Articulation refers to the volume of the music.

d)

Articulation marks are used to indicate the key signature.

4.

Fermata

a)

A symbol indicating to play a note shorter than its original value.

b)

A symbol that looks like a bird's eye above a note, indicating to hold the note longer than its original value.

c)

A musical term for a rapid succession of notes.

d)

A notation for a pause in the music without a specific duration.

5.

Accent

a)

An accent looks like a V laying on its side and indicates to play the note with emphasis.

b)

An accent is a type of musical notation that indicates a pause.

c)

An accent is a symbol used to denote a change in tempo.

d)

An accent is a mark that indicates a note should be played softly.