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Grade 4 Theory Quiz - Number 1
Grade 4 Theory Quiz - Number 1
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A quiz testing general knowledge for AMEB exam.
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1
What does the term "giocoso" mean?
Playfully
Very
Sadly, Plaintive
Gay, Merry
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What does the term "sul tasto" mean?
Plucked with the fingers
Playing rapidly to produce a shimmery effect
Playing with the bow on or near the bridge
Playing with the bow on or near the fingerboard
3
What is this symbol called?
Upper Mordent
Lower Mordent
Turn
Inverted Turn
4
What does the term "L'istesso Tempo" mean?
A faster tempo
At a lighter tempo
At the same speed
At a slower speed
5
What is the name of this sign/symbol?
Lower Mordent
Slow Trill
Upper Mordent
6
What is this symbol called?
An Inverted Turn
Appoggiatura (or leaning note)
Acciaccatura (or crushed note)
Trill
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Is this an example of Syncopation?
No
Yes
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What does the term "Subito" mean?
Suddenly
Sweetly
Suddenly Soft
Subtly
9
Which Baroque Suite Movement is this except from?
The Minuet
The Allemande
The Gigue
The Sarabande
10
What does the term "Perdendosi" mean?
Fading Away
Becoming Faster
Slowly and Solemnly
With Persistence
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What does the term "Cantando" mean?
In a singing style
Gradually dying out
Gracefully
Gradually becoming slower
12
The Baroque Movement with: Simple Triple Time, Moderato, No Anacrusis and played Gracefully is
The Minuet
The Courante
The Gavotte
The Sarabande
13
Is this the correct way to write the open strings for viola?
No
Yes
14
Is this an example of syncopation?
Yes
No
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The Baroque Movement with: Simple Triple, Slow, No Anacrusis, Often has an ornamented 2nd Beat
The Minuet
The Allemande
The Gigue
The Sarabande
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Which Baroque Suite Movement is this except from?
The Minuet
The Sarabande
The Courante
The Gavotte
17
The Baroque Movement with: Compound duple Time, Fast, Anacrusis, Often Contrapuntal
The Minuet
The Allemande
The Courante
The Gigue
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What does the term "rubato" mean?
Gently
With some freedom in the time
Heavily
Slowly
