Parks JHS Band December Quiz

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1/15 Questions
- This is a treble clef with 5 sharps
- This is a treble clef with 7 sharps
- This is a treble clef with 5 flats
- This is a treble clef with 7 flats

About This Quiz

The Parks JHS Band December Quiz assesses knowledge on music theory, focusing on notation such as flat signs, key signatures, and dynamics in music. It evaluates understanding of note names on treble clef lines and spaces, enhancing students' reading and performance skills.

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What are the names of the notes on the SPACES of the treble clef staff starting on the bottom space
- F.A.C.E.
- E.F.A.C
- F.A.R.T
- A.B.C.D
Correct Answer

A. F.A.C.E.

Explanation

The correct answer is F.A.C.E. The notes on the spaces of the treble clef staff starting on the bottom space are F, A, C, and E. These notes can be remembered using the mnemonic device "FACE."

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3.

What does the b sign mean?
- Sharp
- Flat
- Soft
- Be your best
Correct Answer

A. Flat

Explanation

The b sign in music notation represents a flat. A flat lowers the pitch of a note by a half step. It is indicated by a lowercase "b" written before the note. For example, if a note is written as B, adding a flat sign (b) before it would make it Bb, indicating that the note should be played a half step lower than B.

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4.
- This is a hit
- This is a crescendo
- This is accent
- This is a flat
Correct Answer

A. This is accent
5.

What are the names of the notes on the LINES of the treble clef staff starting on the bottom line.
- A.E.F.G.D
- E.G.B.D.F
- A.G.B.E.G
- E.B.D.B.F
Correct Answer

A. E.G.B.D.F

Explanation

The correct answer is E.G.B.D.F. In the treble clef staff, the lines represent the notes E, G, B, D, and F. Each line corresponds to a specific note in the musical scale, and these notes are commonly used in music notation for instruments such as the piano or violin.

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6.

What should you always do when sight reading?
- Blow loudly
- Look around the room
- Cross your legs
- Check the time and key signature
Correct Answer

A. Check the time and key signature

Explanation

When sight reading, it is important to check the time and key signature. This helps the musician to understand the rhythm and tonality of the piece they are about to play. By checking the time signature, they can determine the number of beats in each measure, while the key signature provides information about the tonal center and the sharps or flats that may be present in the music. This allows the musician to have a better understanding of the overall structure and feel of the piece, aiding in their ability to accurately interpret and perform it.

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7.
- In treble clef this is an E
- In treble clef this is a F
- In treble clef this is an A
- In treble clef this is a D
Correct Answer

A. In treble clef this is an E
8.

MP is Mezzo Piano in music, we would play this...
- Medium loud
- Medium soft
- Soft
- Very softly
Correct Answer

A. Medium soft

Explanation

MP stands for Mezzo Piano, which translates to "moderately soft" in Italian. In music, Mezzo Piano indicates that the piece should be played with a medium level of softness. It is softer than medium loud but louder than soft or very softly. Therefore, the correct answer is "Medium soft."

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9.

What's another way or notating COMMON TIME
- 2/4
- 6/8
- 4/4
- 2/2
Correct Answer

A. 4/4

Explanation

COMMON TIME is another way of notating 4/4. In music notation, 4/4 time signature is commonly represented by the symbol C, which stands for COMMON TIME. This time signature indicates that there are four beats in a measure and the quarter note gets one beat. Therefore, 4/4 and COMMON TIME are interchangeable and represent the same musical rhythm.

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10.

What does the key signature mean?
- It is where the clef goes
- It is how I find out how many beats are in a measure (4/4, 2/4)
- It is how I find out what sharps or flats are to be played
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. It is how I find out what sharps or flats are to be played

Explanation

The key signature in music notation indicates which sharps or flats are to be played throughout a piece of music. It is not related to the placement of the clef or determining the number of beats in a measure. The correct answer states that the key signature helps determine what sharps or flats are to be played.

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11.

F in music means LOUD
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

In music notation, the letter "F" is used to indicate that the music should be played loudly. This is a commonly accepted convention in music theory and is taught to musicians when learning to read sheet music. Therefore, the statement "F in music means LOUD" is true.

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12.

PP means medium loud
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The given statement "PP means medium loud" is false. In music notation, PP stands for pianissimo, which means very soft or very quiet, not medium loud.

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13.

This passage is...
- Fast in common time
- Tulips in 2/4 time
- Triplets in bass clef and 2/4 time
- The time signature in 2/4 with 4 sets of triplets.
Correct Answer

A. The time signature in 2/4 with 4 sets of triplets.

Explanation

The passage describes different musical elements in terms of their time signatures and rhythmic patterns. It mentions that the passage is fast in common time, indicating a regular and steady beat. It then states that the tulips are in 2/4 time, suggesting a quicker and more lively rhythm. The passage also mentions triplets in bass clef and 2/4 time, indicating a specific rhythmic grouping in the lower range of the musical composition. Finally, it concludes by stating that the time signature is 2/4 with 4 sets of triplets, which means that there are four groups of three notes played within each measure.

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14.

What is the 5th note in the 3rd measure
- D
- E
- F
- F#
Correct Answer

A. F#

Explanation

The 5th note in the 3rd measure is F#.

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15.

Which answer is most important point when playing in the band?
- Daily attendance
- Bringing your instrument every single day
- Tucking in your shirt
- Being able to play every note of every piece.
Correct Answer

A. Daily attendance

Explanation

Daily attendance is the most important point when playing in a band because it ensures that all band members are present and ready to rehearse or perform together. Without regular attendance, the band's progress and cohesion can be hindered, as missing members may cause disruptions or gaps in the music. Additionally, consistent attendance demonstrates commitment and dedication to the band and its goals, fostering a positive and reliable atmosphere within the group.

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