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Form Two Music Exam

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Lines separating measures of music are called 

Ledger lines

Stave lines

Note lines

Bar lines 

A group of people, six or more, who rehearse and sing together

Quintet

Choir

Solo

Quartet

A group of wind instruments, including trumpets, French horns, trombones and tubas, used in bands and orchestras is called

Percussion

String

Brass

Keyboard

The loudness and softness of sound is known as

Dynamics

Pitch

Tempo

Timbre

This music icon, Daisy Voisin, is the queen of 

Reggae

Gospel

Calypso

Parang

Brian has a low singing voice. In which section of the choir should he be placed?

Alto

Tenor

Soprano

Bass

A symbol drawn around the line G on the staff that shows notes high in pitch is called the

Treble clef

Alto clef

Bass clef 

Tenor clef 

In Music a Rest represents a period of

Silence

Sound

Playing

Repeat 

This international reggae superstar is 

David Rudder

Machel Montano 

Bob Marley

Damian Marley

A quater note is also called a 

Semibreve

Crotchet

Minim

Quaver

Is music an art of communication?

Never

Occasionally

Only when there is a melody

Always

The feeling that a piece of music gives 

Mood

Colour

Humour

Meloncholy

A composition written for one performer 

Quartet

Solo

Duet

Quintet

To which family or class do these instruments belong?

Keyboard

Wind

String 

Percussion

A device used to increase the power or voltage of a musical signal

Compact Disc

Microphone

Sound Wave

Amplifier

Which of these is the national instrument of Trinidad and Tobago?

Tassa Drum

Cuatro 

Steelpan

Guitar

Who was the first person to play a complete melody on the Steelpan?

George Yeates

Ellie Manette

Winston 'Spree' Simon

Oscar Pile

A person who creates or makes up pieces of music by putting sounds together in his or her own way is called a

Musician

Performer

Porducer

Composer

In music the speed is also called the 

Timbre

Tempo

Time

Texture

This instrument is called the

Keyboard

Organ

Pianoforte

Accordion 

A person who plays background music while a performer sings, is called 

A Bassist

An Accompanist 

An Artiste 

A Producer 

Name the instrument shown which is heard in traditional East Indian music

Sitar 

Cello

Guitar

Double Bass

The musical notation that shows all the parts of a composition

Signs

Symbols

Staves

Score

A person  who introduces or plays recorded music on radio or at  live social events is called a

 Muscician

Arranger 

Disc Jockey 

Stage Manager 

Which of the following is NOT an element of music?

Pitch

Duration

Texture

Lyrics