Musical Terms And Signs! Trivia Questions Quiz

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    Whatis the meaning of the term: PIANO

    • LOUD
    • FAST
    • SUDDENLY
    • QUIET
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Below are some musical terms and signs that are perfect for those of us who are undertaking a course in music. Do you think that you have what it takes to pass it? Well, do give it a shot and get to find out if you are the musical genius you see yourself as. All the best and have fun trying it out!

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  • 2. 

    Which one of these is theLOUDEST

    • F

    • PP

    • FFF

    • P

    Correct Answer
    A. FFF
    Explanation
    FFF is the loudest because it consists of three consecutive uppercase F's, indicating a higher volume or intensity of sound compared to the other options.

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  • 3. 

    Whatis the meaning of the term:ALLEGRO

    • LIVELY

    • QUIET

    • SAD

    • SMOOTH

    Correct Answer
    A. LIVELY
    Explanation
    The term "ALLEGRO" is commonly used in music to describe a fast and lively tempo. It indicates a piece of music that should be played in a lively and spirited manner. Therefore, the correct answer for the meaning of "ALLEGRO" is "LIVELY".

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    Whatis the meaning of the term:ACCELERANDO

    • GETTING SOFTER

    • GETTING SLOWER

    • GETTING LOUDER

    • GETTING FASTER

    Correct Answer
    A. GETTING FASTER
    Explanation
    ACCELERANDO is a musical term that indicates a gradual increase in tempo or speed. It is used to instruct musicians to play or sing faster as the music progresses. Therefore, the correct answer "GETTING FASTER" accurately describes the meaning of the term ACCELERANDO.

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  • 5. 

    What is the meaning of the term: A TEMPO

    • GO TO THE BEGINNING

    • GO TO THE END

    • IN TIME

    • IN THE BEGINNING WAS THE WORD

    Correct Answer
    A. IN TIME
    Explanation
    The term "A TEMPO" is a musical instruction that means to resume the previous tempo after a deviation. Therefore, the correct answer "IN TIME" accurately captures the meaning of this term, as it signifies playing or singing in the original tempo.

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    Whatis the meaning of the term:FORTISSIMO

    • SOFT

    • LOUD

    • SMOOTHLY

    • VERY LOUD

    • VERY SOFT

    Correct Answer
    A. VERY LOUD
    Explanation
    Fortissimo is a musical term that indicates a very loud volume. It is used to instruct musicians to play with maximum intensity and power. In music notation, fortissimo is often abbreviated as "ff" and is represented by a double "f" symbol. This term is commonly used in orchestral and choral music to create dramatic and impactful moments.

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  • 7. 

    Which one of these is theFASTEST

    • ANDANTE

    • GRAVE

    • PRESTO

    • LEGATO

    Correct Answer
    A. PRESTO
    Explanation
    Presto is the correct answer because it is a musical term that indicates a very fast tempo. In Italian, "presto" means "quickly" or "rapidly." Therefore, out of the given options, Presto is the fastest tempo. Andante, Grave, and Legato are also musical terms, but they do not imply the same level of speed as Presto does.

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    Whatis the meaning of the term:RALLENTANDO

    • GETTING SOFTER

    • GETTING SLOWER

    • GETTING LOUDER

    • GETTING FASTER

    Correct Answer
    A. GETTING SLOWER
    Explanation
    Rallentando is a musical term that indicates a gradual slowing down of the tempo. It is derived from the Italian word "rallentare," which means "to slow down." Therefore, the correct answer, "GETTING SLOWER," accurately defines the meaning of rallentando in the context of music.

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    Which one of these is theSLOWEST

    • ALLEGRO

    • PRESTO

    • GRAVE

    • CANTABILE

    Correct Answer
    A. GRAVE
    Explanation
    The term "GRAVE" is commonly used in music to indicate a very slow and solemn tempo. It is the slowest tempo among the given options. "ALLEGRO" is a fast tempo, "PRESTO" is even faster, and "CANTABILE" indicates a moderate and smooth tempo. Therefore, "GRAVE" is the correct answer as it represents the slowest tempo.

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    Whatis the meaning of the term:ANDANTE

    • FAST

    • LEISURELY

    • MAJESTICALLY

    • SLOWLY

    Correct Answer
    A. SLOWLY
    Explanation
    ANDANTE is a musical term that indicates a moderate tempo, typically slower than allegro but faster than adagio. It is often interpreted as "slowly" because it suggests a relaxed and unhurried pace. This tempo allows for a smooth and flowing performance, creating a sense of calmness and tranquility in the music.

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