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What does a # do?
A note worth 4 beats is called...
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A note worth 4 beats is called...
minim
quaver
crotchet
semibreve
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What does a # do?
raises a note a semitone
rest
returns to key signature
lowers a note a semitone
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What is tempo?
speed
layers of sound
quality of sound
volume
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A note worth 1 beats is called...
minim
quaver
semibreve
crotchet
5
What is adagio?
walking pace
fast
leisurely
lively
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What are the bass clef lines?
GBDFA
EGBDF
FACE
ACEG
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What is ♮?
rest
flat
natural
sharp
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What is an ostinato?
repeated melodic or rhythmic phrase
getting becoming softer
returning to the original key signature
gradually becoming louder
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Gradually becoming softer
descrendo
crescendo
fermata
dynamics
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A note worth 2 beats is called...
quaver
crotchet
semibreve
minim
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What are the notes in the bass clef spaces?
GBDFA
ACEG
EGBDF
FACE
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A note worth 1/2 beats is called...
crotchet
quaver
semiquaver
minim
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What are the notes in the treble lines? (from bottom to top)
FACE
GBDFA
EGBDF
ACEG
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4/4 This is an example of a...
key signature
rest
crotchet
time signature
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What is pitch?
highness or lowness of sound
layers of sound
volume
speed
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A note worth 1/4 beat is called...
quaver
crotchet
minim
semiquaver
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What are the notes in the treble spaces? (From bottom to top)
ACEG
EGBDF
FACE
GBDFA
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What does a ♭ do?
lowers a note a semitone
raises a note a semitone
returns to key signature
rest
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What is #?
natural
sharp
flat
rest
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At walking pace
largo
allegro
adagio
andante
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What is ♭?
flat
rest
sharp
natural
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Gradually becoming louder
forte
piano
crescendo
descrendo
