Best Quarter 3 Exam.March
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Students will assessed on music theory that will be taught during the 2nd sememster.
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Explain what both numbers in the 6/8 time signature mean: (MMSIO.6a)
- 2.
Explain the difference between repetition and sequence. (MMSIO.2e)
- 3.
What type of notes are these? (MMSIO.3c)
- A.
Quarter note
- B.
Eighth note
- C.
Sixteenth note
- D.
Thirty second note
Correct Answer
C. Sixteenth noteExplanation
These notes are called sixteenth notes. In music notation, a sixteenth note is a note that lasts for one-fourth of a beat. It is typically represented by a filled-in oval with a stem and two flags. Sixteenth notes are often used in fast-paced music to create a sense of rhythmic complexity and energy.Rate this question:
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What is the name of this key signature ? (MMSIO.3b)
- A.
C Major
- B.
G Major
- C.
D Major
- D.
A Major
Correct Answer
B. G MajorExplanation
The key signature in the given question is G Major. This can be determined by looking at the sharps or flats present in the key signature. In this case, there are no sharps or flats indicated, which means it is in the key of G Major.Rate this question:
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Which could be a similarity between math and music? (MMSIO.8b)
- A.
They both are different
- B.
They both deal with language
- C.
They both deal with numbers and symbols
- D.
They both have Latin as an origin
Correct Answer
C. They both deal with numbers and symbolsExplanation
Math and music both deal with numbers and symbols. In math, numbers and symbols are used to represent quantities, equations, and mathematical operations. Similarly, in music, numbers and symbols are used to represent notes, chords, rhythms, and musical expressions. Both disciplines rely on the use of symbols and the manipulation of these symbols to convey meaning and create patterns.Rate this question:
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- 6.
What does flat, sharp, and natural mean (in order) : (MMSIO.2d)
- A.
Cancels a sharp of flat, raises a note 1/2 step , lowers a note 1/2 step
- B.
Lowers a note 1/2 step, raises a note 1/2 step , cancels a sharp or flat
- C.
Cancels a sharp of flat, raises a note 1/2 step , lowers a note 1/2 step
- D.
Raises a note 1/2 step , lowers a note 1/2 step, cancels a sharp of flat
Correct Answer
B. Lowers a note 1/2 step, raises a note 1/2 step , cancels a sharp or flatExplanation
Flat means to lower a note by a half step, sharp means to raise a note by a half step, and natural means to cancel a previous sharp or flat.Rate this question:
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- 7.
If you add these two notes together, how many beats will it get? (MMSIO.3c)
- A.
8
- B.
6
- C.
4
- D.
2
Correct Answer
B. 6 -
- 8.
How many beats would you hold these notes for? (MMSIO.3c)
- A.
4 beats
- B.
3 1/2 beats
- C.
3 beats
- D.
2 1/2 beats
Correct Answer
D. 2 1/2 beatsExplanation
The given answer, 2 1/2 beats, suggests that the notes in question should be held for a duration of 2 1/2 beats. This means that the notes should be played or sustained for a length of time equivalent to 2 1/2 beats in the given musical context.Rate this question:
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- 9.
What is the term for this dynamic marking? (MMSBO.3d)
- A.
Decrescendo
- B.
Crescendo
- C.
Accelerando
- D.
Largo
Correct Answer
A. DecrescendoExplanation
The term for this dynamic marking is "decrescendo," which indicates a gradual decrease in volume. It is often represented by the symbol "Rate this question:
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- 10.
What articulation symbol is this ? (MMSBO.7c)
- A.
Staccato
- B.
Slurred staccato
- C.
Spiccato
- D.
Slurred spiccato
Correct Answer
B. Slurred staccatoExplanation
The given articulation symbol is a combination of both slurred and staccato markings. Slurred staccato means that the notes should be played smoothly and connected (slurred) but with a short and detached sound (staccato). This means that the notes should be played with a slight separation between them, creating a bouncy and lively effect.Rate this question:
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- 11.
This image is an example of a.....? (MMSBO.2d)
- A.
Minor scale
- B.
Major scale
- C.
Harmonic minor scale
- D.
Melodic minor scale
Correct Answer
B. Major scaleExplanation
The image provided does not give any indication of a musical scale, as it is only described as an "image." Therefore, an explanation cannot be generated.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Which Italian term means to play very fast? MMSBO.7b)
- A.
Allegro
- B.
Andante
- C.
Arpeggio
- D.
Armagio
Correct Answer
A. AllegroExplanation
Allegro is an Italian musical term that means to play very fast. It is often used as a tempo marking in sheet music to indicate a lively and brisk pace. In contrast, Andante means to play at a moderate, walking pace, while Arpeggio refers to a technique of playing chords by quickly playing the individual notes in succession. Armagio is not a recognized musical term.Rate this question:
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- 13.
What is the purpose of a ledger line? (MMSBO.3a)
- A.
To lower the way the note to play loud and soft notes
- B.
To lower the volume of the pitch to play softer and easier notes
- C.
To extend the volume of the pitch to play softer or lower notes
- D.
To extend the staff to play higher and lower notes
Correct Answer
D. To extend the staff to play higher and lower notesExplanation
A ledger line is used to extend the staff, allowing musicians to notate and play higher or lower notes that are outside the range of the staff. It provides additional lines above or below the staff to represent these pitches accurately. This allows for a wider range of notes to be notated and played on instruments or sung by vocalists.Rate this question:
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- 14.
What does this symbol mean? (MMSBO. 3d)
- A.
Return to the coda
- B.
Return to the sign
- C.
Return to the Fine
- D.
Return to the beginning
Correct Answer
B. Return to the signExplanation
The given symbol "MMSBO. 3d" represents "Return to the sign". This means that when this symbol appears in a musical score, the performer should go back to the sign indicated earlier in the piece. The "sign" is a musical notation that marks a specific section of the music, and going back to it allows the performer to repeat a certain part of the piece.Rate this question:
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What does the theme in music mean? (MMSIO.3d)
- A.
A recognizable composer of a song
- B.
A set of recognizable notes that you can create from an existing song
- C.
A group of notes that make up the harmony
- D.
A set of recognizable notes in a song that you can identify it by
Correct Answer
D. A set of recognizable notes in a song that you can identify it byExplanation
The theme in music refers to a set of recognizable notes in a song that can be identified by the listener. It is a recurring melody or musical idea that is repeated throughout the composition, providing a sense of unity and coherence. The theme can be easily recognized and serves as a central element in the music, often representing the main idea or emotion conveyed by the piece.Rate this question:
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What does legato mean? (MMSIO.2d)
- A.
Play with a short bow
- B.
Play with a smooth bow
- C.
Play with a connected bow
- D.
Play with a tight bow
Correct Answer
B. Play with a smooth bowExplanation
Legato is a musical term that refers to playing notes smoothly and connected, without any gaps or breaks between them. When playing with a smooth bow, the musician is able to achieve this legato effect by maintaining a continuous and fluid motion while drawing the bow across the strings. This allows the notes to flow seamlessly into each other, creating a connected and melodic sound.Rate this question:
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- 17.
This is an example of: MMSBIO.5b
- A.
Slur
- B.
Tie
- C.
Sequence
- D.
Repetition
Correct Answer
D. RepetitionExplanation
The correct answer is "repetition" because the given options are all musical terms, and "repetition" is the only term that specifically refers to the act of repeating a musical phrase or section. "Slur" and "tie" both refer to connecting notes smoothly, while "sequence" refers to a pattern of musical notes or chords. Therefore, "repetition" is the most appropriate answer in this context.Rate this question:
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This is the motif for what song? ?(MMSBO.5b)
- A.
Twinkle Twinkle
- B.
Three Blind Mice
- C.
Mary Had A Little Lamb
- D.
Ode to Joy
Correct Answer
C. Mary Had A Little LambExplanation
The given answer, "Mary Had A Little Lamb," is correct because the question asks for the motif of a song. A motif is a recurring musical theme or melodic idea that is repeated throughout a piece of music. In the case of "Mary Had A Little Lamb," the melody is simple and easily recognizable, making it a well-known motif.Rate this question:
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Which is not a classical composer? (MMSIO.9a )
- A.
Bach
- B.
Beethoven
- C.
Lil Wayne
- D.
Haydn
Correct Answer
C. Lil WayneExplanation
Lil Wayne is not a classical composer because he is a contemporary rapper and not known for composing classical music. Classical composers such as Bach, Beethoven, and Haydn are renowned for their contributions to the classical music genre.Rate this question:
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This term for this image is called : (MMSIO 5b )
- A.
Slur
- B.
Tie
- C.
Sequence
- D.
Repetition
Correct Answer
C. SequenceExplanation
The term "sequence" refers to a specific order or arrangement of elements. In the context of the image, it is likely that there are a series of elements or actions that are occurring in a particular order. The term "slur" refers to a musical technique, "tie" refers to connecting two notes of the same pitch, and "repetition" refers to the act of repeating something. None of these terms accurately describe the concept of a specific order or arrangement, making "sequence" the correct answer.Rate this question:
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- 21.
What is the term for playing more than one note at a time? (MMSIO 2c)
- A.
Double stop
- B.
Double play
- C.
Double strings
- D.
Double bow
Correct Answer
A. Double stopExplanation
Double stop refers to the technique of playing two notes simultaneously on a string instrument. It involves stopping two strings with the fingers and bowing them at the same time. This technique is commonly used in violin, viola, cello, and other string instruments to create harmonies, chords, or a fuller sound.Rate this question:
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The term Coda means:? ( MMSIO.6b)
- A.
Middle section of a song
- B.
Beginning section of a song, do not play
- C.
Ending section of a song
- D.
New section of a song, do not play
Correct Answer
C. Ending section of a songExplanation
Coda refers to the ending section of a song. It is a musical term used to indicate a passage that brings a piece of music to a conclusion. This section is usually distinct from the rest of the song and often contains a different melody or musical variation. The coda provides a sense of closure and finality to the composition, signaling the end of the musical journey.Rate this question:
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