Piano Fun | Quiz 01

#1. Which answer about the Piano is correct?

A Piano is the biggest musical instrument.

A Piano has more black keys than white ones.

A Piano is mainly used to be played soft.

The name "Piano" comes from "Piano-Forte". It can be played loud or soft.

#2. A full sized keyboard has

67 keys

104 keys

53 keys

88 keys

#3. The area of all black and white keys

is called Damper

is called Hammer

is called String

is called Keyboard

#4. An intact Piano is producing a

Hammer

Sound

Damper

Noise

#5. A Piano that needs electricity

is always called an acoustic piano

always has 61 keys

never has pedals

is also known as a Keyboard or Digital Piano

#6. The right pedal is called

Muting Pedal

Piano Pedal

Sostenuto Pedal

Damper Pedal or Sustain Pedal

#7. The Piano sound is produced

by hammers hitting the strings

by the keys rubbing the keys

by the dampers

by plucking the strings

#8. A Damper inside the Piano

controls the vibration of the strings

increases the tempo

makes the sound louder

makes the sound softer

#9. Acoustic Pianos are available

as Keyboards only

only as Grand Pianos

as Grand Piano, Spinet Pianos and Upright Pianos

only with 61 keys

#10. A Treble Clef

is also called an A-Clef

is also called a F-Clef

is also called a G-Clef

is also called a middle C-Clef

#11. The Bass Clef is also known

as G-Clef

as D-Clef

as E-Clef

as F-Clef

#12. A staff for musical notes

has 5 lines

has 7 lines

has 6 lines

has 4 lines

#13. Notes below or above the staff

should always be played with the right hand

should always be played one octave higher or lower

should always be played with the right hand

can have auxiliary lines that are called "ledger-lines"

#14. A Grand Staff has

1 staff

2 staffs

4 staffs

3 staffs

#15. A Note always has

a head and a stem except the whole note

only a stem

only a filled out head

a head and a stem

#16. The words piano, forte etc.

come from the Italian language

come from the French language

come from the English language

come from the Spanish language

#17. Where is Italy?

South America

Australia

Asia

Europe

#18. If a scale is played detached

we call it "legato"

we call it "staccato"

we call it "piano"

we call it "forte"

#19. Legato means

play the notes attached without spaces in-between

play the notes fast

play the notes detached with spaces in-between

play the notes slow

Study this help sheet: Articulation

#20. The basic finger position/action is

crossing

squeezing

every finger has a key

streching

Study this help sheet: Piano Fingering

#21. The correct sitting position

is in front of the A above the middle C

is at the third to the right of the piano

is at the third to the left of the piano

is in front of the middle-C

#22. Your hands on the keyboard

should be flat

should be curved (Tennis Ball)

should rest on the wood frame

should make a fist

#23. A 5 finger C-Scale

goes from C to A

goes from C to G

goes from C to F

goes from C to B

#24. The Interval from C to A (above)

is called a fifth

is called a third

is called a second

is called a sixth

#25. An 8 tone interval is called

Eighty

Octave

Octagon

Eight Space

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