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18. To “write music” is to:
6. The “chorus” of a song is:
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6. The “chorus” of a song is:
B. A part played once
D. The closing part
C. The repeated section
A. The introduction
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18. To “write music” is to:
D. Create new genres
A. Learn to read lyrics
C. Buy a new instrument
B. Compose melodies
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20. “Attend a music festival” means:
A. Watch a music movie
B. Go to a live event with music
D. Practice alone
C. Learn a new instrument
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28. “Pull out all the stops” means:
C. Change the rhythm
D. Practice alone
B. Try very hard or do everything possible
A. Cancel a show
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12. What does “rehearsal” mean?
B. A paid concert
C. Practice for a performance
A. A live performance
D. A music video shoot
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1. What does “genre” mean in music?
D. A music note
A. A song without lyrics
B. A musical instrument
C. A style or category of music
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10. A “vocalist” is:
A. A guitar player
D. A conductor
B. A person who writes lyrics
C. Someone who sings
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17. To “sing in tune” means:
B. Sing at the right pitch
A. Sing badly
D. Sing in a group
C. Sing with rhythm
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14. A “note” in music is:
D. A dance move
C. A single sound
B. A short review
A. The music genre
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23. “Strike a chord” means:
A. To play guitar loudly
D. To sing incorrectly
B. To touch someone emotionally
C. To miss a beat
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4. What does “rhythm” refer to?
A. Emotional meaning of music
D. Tempo change
B. A music software
C. Pattern of beats
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24. “March to the beat of your own drum” means:
B. Live independently and uniquely
D. Dance to techno music
C. Join a band
A. Follow orders strictly
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19. “Perform live” means:
D. Post a song on social media
C. Sing or play music in front of people
B. Stream a song online
A. Record music in a studio
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2. What is a “melody”?
C. A chorus section
D. A part played by instruments only
B. A sequence of musically satisfying notes
A. A type of rhythm
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8. “Tempo” in music refers to:
C. The speed of the music
B. The emotional tone
D. The genre
A. The volume level
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29. “Fine-tune something” means:
C. Play louder
A. Make small improvements
D. Choose a song
B. Turn up the volume
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26. “Ring a bell” means:
C. Make a loud sound
A. To sing with bells
D. Forget something
B. Sound familiar
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25. “Call the tune” means:
D. Change the melody
C. Choose music for a party
A. Name a song
B. Decide or be in control
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27. “Drum up interest” means:
C. Stop listening to music
D. Start practicing
B. Join a band
A. Promote or attract attention
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7. “Instrumental” music means:
B. Music with loud lyrics
A. Music without vocals
C. Very fast-paced music
D. Music from ancient times
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16. To “play an instrument” means:
A. Write lyrics
B. Perform live
C. Use a musical instrument
D. Be a DJ
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22. “Music to my ears” means:
B. Loud music
C. Something pleasant to hear
A. Bad sound
D. A surprise song
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30. “Blow your own trumpet” means:
D. Lead a band
B. Praise someone else
C. Brag about yourself
A. Play jazz music
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15. “Acoustics” refers to:
A. Music from the 1800s
B. The way sound behaves in a space
D. Electronic music
C. An old song format
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5. What is “harmony”?
D. Combination of notes played or sung together
C. A group of drummers
B. A sound effect
A. High-pitched singing
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11. A “composer” is:
A. Someone who sings solos
B. A person who writes music
D. A band promoter
C. A music reviewer
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21. “Face the music” means:
B. Go to a music concert
C. Accept the consequences
A. Listen to your favorite song
D. Change your opinion
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3. What are “lyrics”?
A. A musical style
D. Sounds made by instruments
C. Words of a song
B. The rhythm of a song
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9. What is “pitch”?
D. Sound quality in a hall
B. How high or low a note sounds
C. The number of instruments
A. Type of chords used
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13. A “soundtrack” is:
A. A playlist of your favorite songs
D. A podcast track
C. A live radio show
B. Background music in film or TV