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Combinations of sound and silence:
A.Clarinet B.pulse C.beat D.rhythm
D. rhythm
The natural 'pulse' of music:
A. rhythm; B. flute; C. beat; D. tuba
C. beat
The speed of the beat, how fast or slow:
A. rhythm; B. measure; C. bar line; D. tempo
C. bar line
Formation of lips and teeth for proper tone production:
a. time signature; b. embouchure; c. posture; d. staff
B. embouchure
The speed of the beat, how fast or slow:
A. rhythm; B. measure; C. bar line; D. tempo
D. tempo
A kind of note that receives one beat of sound:
A. z note; B. quarter rest; C. quarter note; D. staff
C. quarter note
A rest that receives one beat of silence:
A. quarter rest; B. half rest; C. rhythm; D. staff
A. quarter rest
A symbol that divides the staff into smaller segments:
A. quarter note; B. bar line; C. time line; D. flute
B. bar line
The area/space between bar lines:
A. trombone;l B. bar line; C.time signature; D. measure
D. measure
MUSIC IS _________ :
A. director; B. Math; C. Mandarin; D. English
B. Math
The 5 lines and 4 spaces used to read music notation:
A. french horn; B. oboe; C. staff; D. saxophone
C. staff
A note that receives equals 2 beats and 4 pulses.
HALF NOTE
A note that receives 4 beats and 8 pulses.
WHOLE NOTE
A note that receives 1 beat and 2 pulses.
QUARTER NOTE
A double bar with two dots in front of it: A. measure, B. fermata, C. whole note, D. repeat sign
D. REPEAT SIGN
A music symbol that shows how many beats are in each measure:
A. staff, B. time signature, C. tempo, D. rhythm
B. TIME SIGNATURE
