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Music Theory Levels 1-5 Exam Review
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(1) Identify the following ledger line notes:
B and A
F and B
A and D
F and D
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(3) The curvy line underneath the notes in this example is called a:
Slur
Fermata
Tie
Tenuto
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(4) A dot following a note adds ______________________ of the note in front of it.
an equal value
half the value
twice the value
three times the value
4
(4) An eighth note is worth ______ beat in 4/4 time.
8 beats
1/8 beat
1/4 beat
1/2 beat
5
(1) A phrase to remember the line notes of the treble clef staff is:
F-A-C-E
Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge
Great Big Dogs Fight Animals
All Cows Eat Grass
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(2) Music is divided into equal parts by:
Measures
Bar Lines
Half Rests
Double Bars Lines
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(2) Identify this rest:
Quarter Rest
Eighth Rest
Half Rest
Whole Rest
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(4) A dotted quarter note is worth ________ beats in 2/4, 3/4, and 4/4 time signatures.
3
1 1/2
2
1/2
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(3) A whole rest is used for a full measure of rest, even if there are only 3 beats per measure
True
False
10
(1) A phrase to remember the bass clef line notes is:
Great Big Dogs Fight Animals
Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge
Fat Cats Go Down Alleys
Becky Eats Apples During Gym
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(5) These notes are ________________ which means to play/sing them short and detached.
sforzando
accent
tenuto
staccato
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(1) When a treble clef and bass clef staff are joined by a line and a brace, it's called a:
Grand Staff
Piano Staff
Staff
Great Staff
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(2) A whole note is equal to how many beats in 4/4 time?
3
1
2
4
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Da capo (D.C.) means go back to:
The sign
The Coda
The 1st ending
The beginning
15
(2) The bottom number of a time signature tells us:
How many beats per measure
What measures get the beat
Which note gets the beat
What type of note gets the beat
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(5) Ritardando means:
gradually slow down
gradually get softer
gradually get louder
gradually speed up
17
(1) Identify this ledger line note:
C
A
B
G
18
(4) A dotted quarter note is often followed by a(n):
sixteenth note
half rest
eighth note
quarter rest
19
(2) The top number of a time signature tells:
how many beats per measure
how many notes per beat
how many beats per note
how many notes per measure
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(2) When notes are written on or above the 3rd line of the staff, stems extend____ on the left.
Upward
Downward
21
(2) The duration of a half note is _______________ than a quarter note.
Longer
Shorter
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(5) The order of dynamics from softest to loudest is:
pp, p, mp, mf, f, ff
p, mp, pp, ff, mp, f
pp, mp, p, f, mf, ff
p, pp, mp, f, ff, mf
23
(1) A phrase to remember the bass clef space notes is:
Frozen Areas Cover Earth
All Cows Eat Grass
Elvis' Guitar Broke Down
Good Boys Deserve Fudge
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The musical term "fine" means:
end
good
slow
fine
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(2) Identify the following rest:
Half Rest
Whole Rest
Quarter Rest
Eighth Rest
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(2) Identify the following rest:
Quarter Rest
Half Rest
Eighth Rest
Whole Rest
27
(4) The order of these measures would be performed as:
1, 2, 3, 1
1, 2, 1, 3
1, 2, 1, 2, 3
1, 2, 3, 1, 2
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(5) The tempo marking "allegro" means:
quickly, cheerfully
moderately
walking tempo
very slow
29
(4) The following are what type of notes?
eighth notes
half notes
sixteenth notes
quarter notes
30
What is the term used to identify a separate section that ends a piece of music?
Tenuto
Largo
Ritard
Coda
31
The following symbol is called a:
Double Bar
2nd Ending
Repeat Sign
Bar Line
32
(5) This symbol is __________________ which means gradually getting louder:
staccato
crescendo
decrescendo
accent
33
(1) Another term for treble clef is:
F-clef
B-clef
D-clef
G-clef
34
(4) The following is what type of symbol?
eighth rest
half rest
sixteenth rest
quarter rest
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(2) How many quarter notes equal two half notes?
8
2
4
6
36
(1) Another term for bass clef is:
F-clef
G-clef
B-clef
D-clef
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(2) A ____________________ is written at the end of a piece of music.
Double Bar Line
Bar Line
Staff
Measure
38
(1) A word to remember the order of the treble clef space notes is:
CAGE
FACE
BEAD
BEEF