Piano Fun | Quiz 04

#1. What does a sharp sign (#) do?

is always pointing to a black key

increases the pitch of a note one half tone

increases the pitch of a note 2 half tones

#2. What are those signs

flat, sharp and staccato sign

flat, sharp and natural sign

double flat, sharp and neutral sign

double sharp, flat and fermata

#3. Sharp, Flat and Natural signs

are also called Accidentals

are Dynamic Markings

are Tempo Markings

are only used directly in front of a note

#4. What does a flat (b) sign do?

indicates always to play a black key

decreases the note pitch one half sound

leaves the nte unchanged

increases the note pitch one half sound

#5. A E-sharp

is the same as a G

is the enharmonic notation of an F

does not exist

is the same as an F-sharp

#6. A natural sign

indicates to play mezzopiano

cancels the flat or sharp pitch of a note

indicates to play mezzoforte

results in always playing a black key

#7. What are those signs

tempo markings

double sharps and double flats

dynamic markings

they are not used in piano notation

#8. Enharmonic means

same pitch but written differently e.g. E-sharp and F

not sounding pleasant

same pitch but different dynamic

different pitch e.g E and F

#9. Which answer is wrong?

Dissonant chords should are always be avoided

C-E-G is a consonant chord

C-D#-F#-A is a dissonant chord

B# is the enharmonic notation of C.

#10. This sign

means to cross the hand

is a fermata and means to hold the note longer than its value

only appears at the end of a piece

shows an accent on the note

#11. The time signature

means 44 notes in the whole piece

means 4 quarter notes per measure or equivalent

indicates the same as a 2/2 rhythm

means 4 whole notes per measure

#12. A Measure is

the distance between 2 staffs

a smaller unit of the whole song in-between 2 Bar Lines

is a tempo marking

the distance between two notes

#13. The Time Signature

indicates the amount of sharps

is always written in the form of a "fraction"

can change during the same song

can never change during the same song

#14. The Key Signature indicates

the tempo

the dynamics

the flats or sharps that need to be applied only for the first measure

the flats or sharps that need to be applied for all notes (unless naturalized)

#15. A flat or sharp appearing in a measure

is valid for the whole piece after its appearance

is valid for all equal notes within the measure

is valid only for that note

naturalizes all accidentals within the measure

#16. This symbol

to repeat only the right hand

to repeat only the left hand

means to repeat from the beginning (if opposite symbol is not noted before)

means to carry on without repetition

#17. The absence of flats and sharps

as a key signature indicates C-Major or a-minor

is always an incomplete notation

does rarely appear

means that the song has NO time signature

#18. This symbol

means the song is in c-minor

means the song is in C-Major

means "Common Time" and is the same as 4/4 time signature

indicates a change of the key signature

#19. This symbol

means a 2/2 time signature and is also called "cut time" or "alla breve"

a c-minor key signature

a 4/4 time signature also called "common time"

a C-major key signature

#20. This number

is a tempo marking

counts the amount of quarter notes from the beginning

counts the amount of measures from the beginning

is a dynamics marking

#21. What is modulation?

the change of the tempo during a song

when a song changes its key e.g from C to C#

a rhythm change

a slow part between two fast parts

#22. A Pickup Measure

is an incomplete measure in the beginning of a song

can be omitted

is only possible with a 3/4 time signature

brings the song out of balance

#23. Those Rests

have all a different pitch

are all equal in lenghth

are whole, half. quarter, eighth and sixteenth rests

are half, quarter, eighth, sixteenth and thirty second rests

#24. This symbol

is an eight rest and has half a count

is a quarter rest and has 2 counts

is a quarter rest and has 1 count

is an eight rest and has 1 count

#25. When began the 5 line staff notation

12th century

13th century

18th century

16th century

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