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Form Two Music Exam

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Question 1
1.

Lines separating measures of music are called

Question 2
2.

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

Question 3
3.

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

Question 4
4.

The loudness and softness of sound is known as

Question 5
5.

This music icon, Daisy Voisin, is the queen of

Question 6
6.

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

Question 7
7.

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

Question 8
8.

In Music a Rest represents a period of

Question 9
9.

This international reggae superstar is

Question 10
10.

A quater note is also called a

Question 11
11.

Is music an art of communication?

Question 12
12.

The feeling that a piece of music gives

Question 13
13.

A composition written for one performer

Question 14
14.

To which family or class do these instruments belong?

Question 15
15.

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

Question 16
16.

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

Question 17
17.

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

Question 18
18.

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

Question 19
19.

In music the speed is also called the

Question 20
20.

This instrument is called the

Question 21
21.

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

Question 22
22.

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

Question 23
23.

The musical notation that shows all the parts of a composition

Question 24
24.

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

Question 25
25.

Which of the following is NOT an element of music?