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Music 6 Summative 4

Total questions: 125

Worksheet time: 2hrs 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What do you call a group of musical phrases that forms a distinct part of a song?

a)

Cadence

b)

Section

c)

Lyrics

d)

Rhythm

2.

Which musical form consists of only one section (A form)?

a)

Binary

b)

Ternary

c)

Unitary

d)

Strophic

3.

In the song "Tinikling," what are the capital letters A and B used for?

a)

To show the tempo

b)

To identify the volume

c)

To mark the two contrasting sections

d)

To name the bamboo players

4.

What does the Italian word "Fine" mean in a musical score?

a)

The beginning

b)

Play loudly

c)

The end

d)

Repeat once

5.

Which form is used when a song has one section but is repeated several times with different lyrics?

a)

Strophic Form

b)

Binary Form

c)

Unitary Form

d)

Ternary Form

6.

If a song follows an ABA structure, what form is it?

a)

One-part form

b)

Two-part form

c)

Three-part form

d)

Four-part form

7.

What is the musical term for a "natural pause" that signals the end of a section?

a)

Verse

b)

Stanza

c)

Cadence

d)

Repeat

8.

Which of these symbols tells you to repeat a specific part of the music enclosed within bars?

a)

D.C. al Fine

b)

:∣∣::||:

c)

1.\sqrt{1.}

d)

S\mathcal{S}

9.

What does "Da Capo al Fine" instruct a musician to do?

a)

Stop playing immediately

b)

Go back to the sign S\mathcal{S}

c)

Go back to the beginning and play until the word "Fine"

d)

Skip the second ending

10.

In Ternary form (ABA), how does the middle section (B) usually sound compared to the first section?

a)

It is exactly the same

b)

It is contrasting or different

c)

It is much faster and louder

d)

It has no melody

11.

Which song mentioned in your lesson is an example of Binary Form?

a)

Bwana Awabariki

b)

Hey, Lidee

c)

Tinikling

d)

Lupang Hinirang

12.

When you see the symbol 2.\sqrt{2.} , when should you play that part?

a)

The very first time you play the section

b)

After repeating the section, skipping the first ending

c)

Only at the beginning of the song

d)

When the teacher tells you to

13.

Why do composers use repeat marks in their musical scores?

a)

To make the song harder to read

b)

To save space and avoid writing the same sections repeatedly

c)

To show that the song is in Unitary form

d)

To change the key of the song

14.

What is the Italian term for "from the sign"?

a)

Fine

b)

Da Capo

c)

Dal Segno

d)

Moderato

15.

Which landmark from the lesson serves as an analogy for how musical ideas are planned and built?

a)

Mayon Volcano

b)

The Ruins in Negros Occidental

c)

Boracay Beach

d)

Chocolate Hills

16.

(HOTS) If you are composing a song and you want to return to your original melody after a different middle part, which form should you use?

a)

Unitary

b)

Binary

c)

Ternary

d)

Strophic

17.

(HOTS) How is a song in Strophic form (AAA) different from a song in Unitary form (A)?

a)

Strophic uses different melodies for each part

b)

Strophic repeats the same section with new lyrics; Unitary is just one section

c)

Unitary is always longer than Strophic

d)

There is no difference between them

18.

(HOTS) You are singing "Hey, Lidee" and you reach the instruction "D.C. al Fine." Where do your eyes go next on the sheet music?

a)

To the very last measure

b)

To the very first measure

c)

To the symbol S\mathcal{S}

d)

To the second ending

19.

(HOTS) Why is "cadence" compared to a "natural feeling for endings"?

a)

Because it tells the singer to breathe

b)

Because it creates a sense of completion for a musical thought

c)

Because it is the loudest part of the song

d)

Because it always happens at the beginning

20.

(HOTS) What would happen to a Ternary (ABA) song if you removed the last "A" section?

a)

It would become a Binary (AB) song

b)

It would become a Unitary (A) song

c)

It would stay a Ternary song

d)

It would become a Strophic song

21.

"Bwana Awabariki" is a folk hymn from which region?

a)

African Great Lakes

b)

Visayas, Philippines

c)

North America

d)

Europe

22.

Which of the following is the correct structure for Binary form?

a)

A

b)

AB

c)

ABA

d)

AAA

23.

If a section of music is labeled "A," what letter is usually used for a section that sounds completely different?

a)

A

b)

C

c)

B

d)

D

24.

The song "Hey, Lidee" is an example of what form?

a)

Binary

b)

Ternary

c)

Unitary

d)

Strophic

25.

(HOTS) If a musician ignores the "Repeat Sign," what happens to the musical form of the performance?

a)

The form remains exactly the same

b)

The structure of the song is shortened and changed

c)

The song becomes more beautiful

d)

The cadence becomes "nonrestful"

26.

What does the term "three-part form" refer to?

a)

Strophic

b)

Binary

c)

Ternary

d)

Unitary

27.

What is the purpose of the first ending ( 1.\sqrt{1.} )?

a)

To show the end of the song

b)

To indicate the first time a section is played before a repeat

c)

To show the title of the song

d)

To indicate the loudest section

28.

Which of these is NOT a way musicians express their ideas according to the lesson?

a)

Phrases

b)

Groups of phrases

c)

Short patterns

d)

Building stone walls

29.

(HOTS) In the Tinikling song, the text mentions it accompanies a dance imitating a bird. How does the "AB" form help the dance?

a)

It makes the dancers tired

b)

The two sections provide variety to match different dance movements

c)

It tells the dancers when to stop for lunch

d)

It ensures the music never changes

30.

Which word describes the middle section of a ternary form ending in a way that feels like it needs to continue?

a)

Restful cadence

b)

Nonrestful cadence

c)

Fine

d)

Strophic

31.

What is the defining feature of Rondo form?

a)

A single melody played at different speeds

b)

A main theme that alternates with contrasting sections

c)

A piece that never repeats any section

d)

A song that only has two different melodies

32.

In music theory, which letter is used to represent the recurring "Refrain"?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

33.

How many times must the "A" section return at minimum in a Rondo?

a)

Only once

b)

At least three times

c)

Exactly twice

d)

Five times minimum

34.

Which instrument is considered the "soprano" or highest voice of the string family?

a)

Cello

b)

Viola

c)

Harp

d)

Violin

35.

What is the main purpose of the Section B "Episode" in a Rondo?

a)

To end the song

b)

To provide variety and contrast

c)

To repeat the main melody exactly

d)

To introduce the conductor

36.

Which section of the orchestra is the largest family?

a)

Brass

b)

Percussion

c)

Woodwinds

d)

Strings

37.

In the structure ABACA, what does Section C represent?

a)

The final refrain

b)

The first detour

c)

The second detour or episode

d)

The opening melody

38.

Which woodwind instrument is known as the "clown of the orchestra"?

a)

Oboe

b)

Bassoon

c)

Flute

d)

Saxophone

39.

How does a musician produce sound on a brass instrument?

a)

By plucking a string

b)

By shaking the instrument

c)

By buzzing their lips against a metal mouthpiece

d)

By blowing across a hole

40.

Which percussion instrument can be tuned to play specific musical notes?

a)

Snare Drum

b)

Cymbals

c)

Timpani

d)

Triangle

41.

Why are the Brass and Percussion sections usually placed at the back of the orchestra?

a)

Because they are the smallest instruments

b)

Because they are the loudest

c)

So the conductor can see them better

d)

Because they are the most expensive

42.

In Beethoven’s "Für Elise," Section C is described as being:

a)

Lighter and shorter

b)

Exactly like Section A

c)

Darker and faster

d)

Played only by the harp

43.

Which instrument is slightly larger than the violin and has a richer, darker sound?

a)

Double Bass

b)

Viola

c)

Cello

d)

Piccolo

44.

What do we call the person who directs the orchestra and keeps the tempo?

a)

The Refrain

b)

The Section Leader

c)

The Principal

d)

The Conductor

45.

Which of these is a key rule regarding the "A" section when it returns?

a)

It must be played in a different key

b)

It must be played in the same key as the first time

c)

It must be played twice as fast

d)

It must be played by different instruments

46.

Which woodwind instrument has a "nasal" quality and is shaped like an oboe but with a pear-shaped bottom?

a)

English Horn

b)

Clarinet

c)

Bassoon

d)

Saxophone

47.

Which instrument represents the "bass" of the brass family?

a)

Trombone

b)

French Horn

c)

Tuba

d)

Trumpet

48.

What is the "Coda" in Rondo form?

a)

The main melody

b)

A tiny extra ending

c)

The first contrasting section

d)

A change in rhythm

49.

Which instrument is the smallest and plays the highest notes in the woodwinds?

a)

Flute

b)

Piccolo

c)

Oboe

d)

Clarinet

50.

What is "timbre"?

a)

The speed of the music

b)

The volume of the instruments

c)

The unique quality or "color" of a sound

d)

The material used to make a bow

51.

Which instrument is NOT part of the string family?

a)

Cello

b)

Flute

c)

Viola

d)

Double Bass

52.

What characterizes Section B in a Rondo?

a)

It repeats Section A exactly

b)

It features a different melody and might change the mood

c)

It stops the music completely

d)

It is always played by the percussion only

53.

Which of these percussion instruments has an "indefinite pitch"?

a)

Xylophone

b)

Chimes

c)

Cymbals

d)

Timpani

54.

"Turkish March" by Mozart is an example of what musical form?

a)

Binary Form

b)

Rondo Form

c)

Ternary Form

d)

String Quartet

55.

Which instrument is the "tenor" of the string family?

a)

Violin

b)

Double Bass

c)

Cello

d)

Viola

56.

Woodwind instruments produce sound by blowing into a mouthpiece, often using a:

a)

Reed

b)

String

c)

Metal Disc

d)

Valve

57.

Which section provides the beat and adds excitement to the orchestra?

a)

Woodwind

b)

String

c)

Percussion

d)

Keyboard

58.

Which brass instrument is the "alto" and has a mellow, gentle sound?

a)

Trumpet

b)

French Horn

c)

Trombone

d)

Tuba

59.

On what three things are orchestra instruments grouped?

a)

Price, age, and country

b)

Timbre, materials, and how they are played

c)

Size, color, and weight

d)

Difficulty, popularity, and history

60.

Which instrument is the lowest-sounding in the woodwind family?

a)

Bassoon

b)

Double Bass

c)

Contrabassoon

d)

Tuba

61.

How are string instruments typically played?

a)

By blowing into a mouthpiece

b)

By bowing or plucking

c)

By shaking or scraping

d)

By buzzing the lips

62.

Section A in a Rondo is also known as the:

a)

Episode

b)

Coda

c)

Refrain

d)

Detour

63.

Which instrument is the "tenor" of the brass family?

a)

Tuba

b)

French Horn

c)

Trumpet

d)

Trombone

64.

Which percussion instrument produces a hollow, tinkling, or brittle sound?

a)

Snare Drum

b)

Xylophone

c)

Timpani

d)

Bass Drum

65.

Where are the woodwinds typically located in an orchestra seating plan?

a)

Center front

b)

In the middle

c)

At the very back

d)

Left side only

66.

Section C in a Rondo is described as being:

a)

Exactly like Section B

b)

Usually very different from both A and B

c)

Catchy and easy to remember

d)

Always the loudest part

67.

Which instrument is the "bass" of the string family?

a)

Viola

b)

Cello

c)

Double Bass

d)

Harp

68.

What type of sound does the Snare Drum produce?

a)

Banging sound

b)

Rattling sound

c)

Tinkling sound

d)

Clanging sound

69.

The most common layout for a Rondo is:

a)

A-B-C-D-E

b)

A-A-B-B-C

c)

A-B-A-C-A

d)

B-A-B-C-B

70.

How is a Rondo similar to a pop song?

a)

It has no main melody

b)

It has a chorus that keeps returning after each verse

c)

It is always played on an electric guitar

d)

It only lasts for two minutes

71.

What musical word means to create something new as you go?

a)

Rhythm

b)

Form

c)

Coda

d)

Improvising

72.

What musical term means the end?

a)

Repeat sign

b)

Coda

c)

Rondo

d)

Improvising

73.

True or False: Musical form is the pattern of same and different sections in a piece of music

a)

True

b)

False

74.

True/False: Theme and variations means using the same melodic idea and changing it a little each time it is repeated.

a)

True

b)

False

75.

How does a Repetition is indicated in Musical Form

a)

AA

b)

AB

c)

ABC

76.

How does a Contrasting section is indicated in Musical Form?

a)

AB

b)

AA

c)

AA'

77.

A Musical Piece with the form ABC is a...

a)

Ternary Form

b)

Binary Form

c)

Bar Form

78.

How is the form in music identified?

a)

Through the use of repeated sections and new material

b)

By the streaming service

c)

By the composer's last name

d)

Using the Feelings Wheel

79.

What is the main characteristic of strophic form in music?

a)

The same tune is repeated but often with different lyrics.

b)

There are only 2 main sections.

c)

The first tune is never repeated.

d)

There are 3 sections that repeat

80.

In strophic form, the often lyrics change but the melody stays the same in each section.

a)

C. True

b)

D. False

81.

What is added in rondo form for variety?

a)

A third section

b)

A fourth section

c)

A fifth section

d)

A second section

82.

How is a new section of material labeled when it is introduced in musical form?

a)

With a new number

b)

With a new letter

c)

With a new symbol

d)

With a new color

83.

Which element of a song occurs only at the beginning and sets the tone for the piece?

a)

Verse

b)

Chorus

c)

Intro

d)

Bridge

84.

Which element of a song prepares the listener for the chorus by increasing excitement?

a)

Verse

b)

Pre-Chorus

c)

Bridge

d)

Intro

85.

Which element of a song often tells the details of the story and tends to be less melodic and more speech-like?

a)

Chorus

b)

Bridge

c)

Verse

d)

Intro

86.

Which element of a song states the main idea and is repeated exactly the same?

a)

Chorus

b)

Intro

c)

Bridge

d)

Verse

87.

Which element of a song often helps increase intensity before the performer returns to the final chorus?

a)

Verse

b)

Pre-Chorus

c)

Intro

d)

Bridge

88.

What is the most common song form?

a)

Verse 1, Chorus,

Verse 2, Chorus,

Bridge, Chorus

b)

Verse 1, Verse 2, Chorus, Bridge, Chorus

c)

Verse 1, Verse 2, Chorus, Bridge

d)

Verse 1, Chorus,

Bridge, Chorus

89.

What instruments is this?

a)

Trumpet

b)

Tuba

c)

Violin

d)

Flute

90.

What instrument is this?

a)

Viola

b)

Trombone

c)

Timbals

d)

Basson

91.

What instrument is this?

a)

Tuba

b)

Cello

c)

Clarinet

d)

Cymbals

92.

What instrument is this?

a)

Viola da Gamba

b)

Tuba

c)

Double bass

d)

Trumpet

93.

What instrument is this?

a)

Trumpet

b)

Tuba

c)

Basson

d)

Flute

94.

What instruments is this?

a)

Basson

b)

Oboe

c)

Trombone

d)

Timbals

95.

What instruments is this?

a)

Tuba

b)

Trumpet

c)

Viola

d)

Double bass

96.

What instruments is this?

a)

Clarinet

b)

Flute

c)

Trumpet

d)

Tuba

97.

What instruments is this?

a)

Oboe

b)

Tuba

c)

Cymbals

d)

Flute

98.

What instruments is this?

a)

Trumpet

b)

Clarinet

c)

Viola

d)

Basson

99.

What instruments is this?

a)

Basson

b)

Flute

c)

Trombone

d)

Timbals

100.

What instruments is this?

a)

Tuba

b)

Timbals

c)

Trombone

d)

Double bass

101.

What instruments belong to the metal wind instrument family?

a)

Cymbals

b)

Viola

c)

Timbals

d)

Trumpet

102.

What instruments belong to the woodwind instrument family?

a)

flute, oboe, clarinet, basson

b)

trumpet, trombone, tuba

c)

violin, viola, cello, double

d)

timbals, cymbals, drum

103.

What instruments belong to the metal wind instrument family?

a)

Violin, viola, cello, double bass

b)

Trumpet, trombone, tuba

c)

Timbals, cymbals, double bass

d)

flute, clarinet, oboe, basson

104-118.

Answer the questions below after watching the video

104.

Which family of instruments is the largest in the orchestra?

a)

Percussion

b)

Brass

c)

Strings

d)

Woodwind

105.

What is the smallest and highest-pitched member of the string family?

a)

Double Bass

b)

Violin

c)

Viola

d)

Cello

106.

How is the violin played?

a)

With fingers only

b)

Using a bow or plucking

c)

With a mallet

d)

Blowing air

107.

What technique is used to play the violin without a bow?

a)

Arco

b)

Pizzicato

c)

Staccato

d)

Legato

108.

What is the term for playing a string instrument by plucking the strings?

a)

Vibrato

b)

Pizzicato

c)

Arco

d)

Glissando

109.

Which instrument is slightly larger than the violin?

a)

Double Bass

b)

Harp

c)

Viola

d)

Cello

110.

Which instrument is known for its dark, rich tone?

a)

Violin

b)

Viola

c)

Cello

d)

Double Bass

111.

What is unique about the way a cello is played compared to the violin?

a)

It rests between the knees

b)

It is played standing up

c)

It uses electronic amplification

d)

It is played with the mouth

112.

Which instrument is positioned between the knees to play?

a)

Double Bass

b)

Cello

c)

Viola

d)

Violin

113.

Which string instrument is the largest and has the lowest pitch?

a)

Double Bass

b)

Cello

c)

Viola

d)

Violin

114.

Where are the double basses usually located in an orchestra?

a)

Back right

b)

Back left

c)

Front left

d)

Front right

115.

Which instrument's player might use a tall stool?

a)

Cello

b)

Viola

c)

Double Bass

d)

Violin

116.

How many strings does a harp typically have?

a)

58

b)

45

c)

36

d)

22

117.

What is the role of the pedals on a harp?

a)

To change the volume

b)

To adjust the pitch

c)

To support the instrument

d)

To modify the timbre

118.

What makes the piano unique among string instruments?

a)

It is made entirely of wood

b)

It has hammers that strike the strings

c)

It cannot change pitch

d)

It is played with a bow

119.

The bassoon is a member of the:

a)

Woodwind Family

b)

Brass Family

c)

String Family

d)

Percussion Family

120.

Which of these instruments is NOT a member of the brass family?

a)

Tuba

b)

Flute

c)

Trumpet

d)

French Horn

121.

A trumpet needs air to be blown through it in order for a sound to be produced. What else is needed in order to make a sound on the trumpet?

a)

You have to push down the buttons.

b)

You have to blow real hard.

c)

You have to buzz your lips.

d)

You have to sing into the mouthpiece.

122.

Which instrument below IS a member of the percussion family?

a)

Oboe

b)

Timpani

c)

Harpsichord

d)

String Bass

123.

Which instrument below needs a reed?

a)

Trombone

b)

Bassoon

c)

Flute

d)

Piano

124.

Person in charge of an ensemble; Also known as the conductor.

a)

Ensemble

b)

Musician

c)

Maestro

d)

Composer

125.

A group of musicians performing music together.

a)

Ensemble

b)

Musician

c)

Maestro

d)

Composer

126.

A person who studies music and performs in an ensemble.

a)

Ensemble

b)

Musician

c)

Maestro

d)

Composter

127.

A person who writes music.

a)

Ensemble

b)

Musician

c)

Maestro

d)

Composer

128.

Type in the names of the four (4) instrument families.

4 lines
129.

What is the name of this instrument?

a)

Harp

b)

Oboe

c)

Trumpet

d)

Snare Drum

130.

What is the name of this instrument?

a)

Trumpet

b)

Violin

c)

Harp

d)

Organ

131.

What is the name of this instrument?

a)

Timpani

b)

Trombone

c)

Clarinet

d)

Tamborine

132.

What is the name of this instrument?

a)

Oboe

b)

Clarinet

c)

Cymbals

d)

Flute

133.

What is the name of this instrument?

a)

Cymbals

b)

Timpani

c)

Clarinet

d)

Flute

134.

What is the name of this instrument?

a)

Trombone

b)

Trumpet

c)

French Horn

d)

Tuba

135.

What is the name of this instrument?

a)

Xylophone

b)

Gong

c)

Bass Drum

d)

Cymbals

136.

What is the name of this instrument?

a)

Snare Drum

b)

Piano

c)

Harp

d)

Harpsichord

137.

What is the name of this instrument?

a)

Trumpet

b)

French Horn

c)

Trombone

d)

Tuba

138.

What is the name of this instrument?

a)

Bassoon

b)

Triangle

c)

Snare Drum

d)

Maracas

139.

What musical word means to create something new as you go?

a)

Rhythm

b)

Form

c)

Coda

d)

Improvising

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