What does a flat do to a pitch?

Lowers the pitch by a half step

What does a dot do to a note or rest value?

Adds half of the value of the note or rest

What information is under the title of a choral piece?

Composer, Arranger, Lyricist & Dedication

Which notes or rests correspond to r ti ta ta-a?

Eighth rest, eighth note, quarter note, half note

What does a sharp do to a pitch?

Raises the pitch by a half step

What do you do when you see D.S. al coda?

Back to the sign cut to coda sign

What do crescendo and decrescendo mean?

Gradually get louder and softer

List the tempo markings in order from slowest to fastest.

adagio, andante, allegro and presto

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Beginning Music Literacy SOL Assessment

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The standards for Vocal/Choral Music, Beginning Level enable students to obtain musical knowledge and skills in the choral setting. They learn to read, write, and compose music, using basic music theory.

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Questions 32

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1
Which key signature has no sharps or flats?
F
Bb
C
Cb
2
What does the top number of the time signature designate?
How many beats in a measure
How many notes in a measure
Quarter note gets the beat
Eighth note gets the beat
3
How many beats does an eighth note receive?
1/2 a beat
1 beat
1/4 a beat
2 beats
4
Which key signature has one flat on the B line?
Bb
G
F
C
5
Solfege syllables that designate pitch include:
Do, Re,Me, Fa, So, La Te, Do
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Se, La, Te Do
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti, Do
Do, Ri, Mi, Fa, So, Le, Ti, Do
6
List the dynamic markings from loudest to softest.
pp, p, mf, mp, f, ff
p, mp, mf, sfz
f, mp, mf, p, pp
ff, f, mf, mp, p, pp
7
What does a natural do to a pitch?
It double a sharp or flat
It cancels a sharp or flat
It lowers the pitch by a whole step
It raises the pitch by a whole step
8
Two eighth rests =
1 quarter rest
1 whole rest
1 half rest
1 whole note
9
What does a flat do to a pitch?
Raises the pitch by a half step
Raises the pitch by a whole step
Lowers the pitch by a half step
Lowers the pitch by a whole step
10
What does fine mean?
The end
The 2nd ending
The coda
The beginning
11
G Major has what ?
No sharps or flats
2 sharps
1 sharp
1 flat
12
What terms mean to gradually slow down and speed up?
Decrescendo and Accelerando
Rallentando and Accelerando
Ritardando and Crescendo
Rallentando and Ritardando
13
How many beats does a half note receive?
1/2 a beat
1 beat
2 beats
4 beats
14
The distance between two bar lines is called.
A double bar
A measure
A staff
A coda
15
What does a dot do to a note or rest value?
It adds a half a beat to the note or rest
It adds a beat to the note or rest
It doubles the value of the note or the rest
Adds half of the value of the note or rest
16
What information is under the title of a choral piece?
Composer, Lyricist, Arranger
Composer, Arranger
Composer, Lyricist
Composer, Arranger, Lyricist & Dedication
17
Which notes or rests correspond to r ti ta ta-a?
Eighth rest, eighth note, quarter note, half rest
Quarter rest, eighth note, quarter note, half note
Eighth rest, eighth note, quarter note, half note
Quarter rest, eighth note, quarter rest, half note
18
What does a sharp do to a pitch?
Raises the pitch by a half step
Lowers a pitch by a whole step
Raises the pitch by a whole step
Lowers a pitch by a half step
19
What is another name for treble and bass clef?
G and F clef
Soprano and Baritone Clef
High and Low clef
T and B clef
20
What is the basic conducting pattern in 4/4 meter?
Down Out - Up
Down - In - Out - Up
Down - Out- Up
Out - Up
21
Which key signature has two sharps?
F Major
D Major
G Major
C Major
22
What is included on the title page of a choral score besides pitches and rhythms?
All of the Above
Tempo and Expressive Markings
Lyrics
Measure Numbers
23
Which symbol means to hold a note value until the conductor cuts you off?
dal segno
fine
da capo
fermata
24
What do you do when you see D.S. al coda?
Back to beginning cut to coda sign
Back to the sign cut to coda sign
Back to the repeat sign until D.S.
Back to the repeat sign until fine
25
What do you do when you see D.C. in a music score?
Go back to the beginning
Go to the coda
Go to the end
Go to the fine
26
What do crescendo and decrescendo mean?
Gradually get softer and louder
Gradually get faster and slower
Gradually get higher and lower
Gradually get louder and softer
27
A half rest + a half rest =
A half note
A whole rest
A quarter rest
2 Beats
28
List the tempo markings in order from slowest to fastest.
presto, andante, allegro and adagio
presto, allegro, andante, and adagio
adagio, andante, allegro and presto
adagio, andante, presto, and allegro
29
How many beats does a whole note receive?
1/2 a beat
4 beats
3 beats
2 beats
30
What does SAB voicing stand for?
Soprano, Alto
Soprano, Alto, Bass
Soprano, Alto, Baritone
Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass
31
The staff is made up of
Clef signs
5 lines and 4 spaces
bar lines
4 lines & 5 spaces
32
How many beats does a quarter note receive?
1/2 a beat
2 beats
4 beats
1 beat

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Beginning Music Literacy SOL Assessment

32 termsStudBud Administration219 plays

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Questions 32

Answers

1
Which key signature has no sharps or flats?
F
Bb
C
Cb
2
What does the top number of the time signature designate?
How many beats in a measure
How many notes in a measure
Quarter note gets the beat
Eighth note gets the beat
3
How many beats does an eighth note receive?
1/2 a beat
1 beat
1/4 a beat
2 beats
4
Which key signature has one flat on the B line?
Bb
G
F
C
5
Solfege syllables that designate pitch include:
Do, Re,Me, Fa, So, La Te, Do
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Se, La, Te Do
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti, Do
Do, Ri, Mi, Fa, So, Le, Ti, Do
6
List the dynamic markings from loudest to softest.
pp, p, mf, mp, f, ff
p, mp, mf, sfz
f, mp, mf, p, pp
ff, f, mf, mp, p, pp
7
What does a natural do to a pitch?
It double a sharp or flat
It cancels a sharp or flat
It lowers the pitch by a whole step
It raises the pitch by a whole step
8
Two eighth rests =
1 quarter rest
1 whole rest
1 half rest
1 whole note
9
What does a flat do to a pitch?
Raises the pitch by a half step
Raises the pitch by a whole step
Lowers the pitch by a half step
Lowers the pitch by a whole step
10
What does fine mean?
The end
The 2nd ending
The coda
The beginning
11
G Major has what ?
No sharps or flats
2 sharps
1 sharp
1 flat
12
What terms mean to gradually slow down and speed up?
Decrescendo and Accelerando
Rallentando and Accelerando
Ritardando and Crescendo
Rallentando and Ritardando
13
How many beats does a half note receive?
1/2 a beat
1 beat
2 beats
4 beats
14
The distance between two bar lines is called.
A double bar
A measure
A staff
A coda
15
What does a dot do to a note or rest value?
It adds a half a beat to the note or rest
It adds a beat to the note or rest
It doubles the value of the note or the rest
Adds half of the value of the note or rest
16
What information is under the title of a choral piece?
Composer, Lyricist, Arranger
Composer, Arranger
Composer, Lyricist
Composer, Arranger, Lyricist & Dedication
17
Which notes or rests correspond to r ti ta ta-a?
Eighth rest, eighth note, quarter note, half rest
Quarter rest, eighth note, quarter note, half note
Eighth rest, eighth note, quarter note, half note
Quarter rest, eighth note, quarter rest, half note
18
What does a sharp do to a pitch?
Raises the pitch by a half step
Lowers a pitch by a whole step
Raises the pitch by a whole step
Lowers a pitch by a half step
19
What is another name for treble and bass clef?
G and F clef
Soprano and Baritone Clef
High and Low clef
T and B clef
20
What is the basic conducting pattern in 4/4 meter?
Down Out - Up
Down - In - Out - Up
Down - Out- Up
Out - Up
21
Which key signature has two sharps?
F Major
D Major
G Major
C Major
22
What is included on the title page of a choral score besides pitches and rhythms?
All of the Above
Tempo and Expressive Markings
Lyrics
Measure Numbers
23
Which symbol means to hold a note value until the conductor cuts you off?
dal segno
fine
da capo
fermata
24
What do you do when you see D.S. al coda?
Back to beginning cut to coda sign
Back to the sign cut to coda sign
Back to the repeat sign until D.S.
Back to the repeat sign until fine
25
What do you do when you see D.C. in a music score?
Go back to the beginning
Go to the coda
Go to the end
Go to the fine
26
What do crescendo and decrescendo mean?
Gradually get softer and louder
Gradually get faster and slower
Gradually get higher and lower
Gradually get louder and softer
27
A half rest + a half rest =
A half note
A whole rest
A quarter rest
2 Beats
28
List the tempo markings in order from slowest to fastest.
presto, andante, allegro and adagio
presto, allegro, andante, and adagio
adagio, andante, allegro and presto
adagio, andante, presto, and allegro
29
How many beats does a whole note receive?
1/2 a beat
4 beats
3 beats
2 beats
30
What does SAB voicing stand for?
Soprano, Alto
Soprano, Alto, Bass
Soprano, Alto, Baritone
Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass
31
The staff is made up of
Clef signs
5 lines and 4 spaces
bar lines
4 lines & 5 spaces
32
How many beats does a quarter note receive?
1/2 a beat
2 beats
4 beats
1 beat