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.
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
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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
This is a hit
This is a crescendo
This is accent
This is a flat
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
A.E.F.G.D
E.G.B.D.F
A.G.B.E.G
E.B.D.B.F
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F.A.C.E.
E.F.A.C
F.A.R.T
A.B.C.D
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True
False
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Medium loud
Medium soft
Soft
Very softly
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True
False
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2/4
6/8
4/4
2/2
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Blow loudly
Look around the room
Cross your legs
Check the time and key signature
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Daily attendance
Bringing your instrument every single day
Tucking in your shirt
Being able to play every note of every piece.
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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.
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D
E
F
F#
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