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What is the Essential Element of Music that refers to the long and short of notes and rests?
Rhythm
Melody
Pitch
Harmony
This symbol is worth 1/2 a beat of sound. What is it called?
16th Note
Quarter Note
Whole Note
8th Note
This symbol is worth ¼ of a beat of silence. What is it called?
16th Note
8th Note
16th Rest
8th Rest
This symbol is worth 1/2 a beat of silence. What is it called?
8th Note
8th Rest
Whole Rest
Dotted Quarter Note
This symbol is worth ¼ of a beat of sound. What is it called?
Quarter Note
16th Note
8th Note
Half Note
What does a dot do to a note?
It makes the note louder.
It makes the note 50% less than its original values.
It makes the note softer.
It makes the note 50% more than its original value.
This symbol is worth 2 beats of sound. What is it called?
Half Note
Quarter Note
8th Note
Dotted Half Note
This symbol is worth 3 beats of sound (50% more than its original value). What is it called?
Dotted Quarter Note
Dotted Half Note
Dotted 8th Note
Dotted Whole Note
This symbol is worth one and a half beats of sound. What is it called?
Dotted 8th Note
Dotted Half Note
Dotted Quarter Note
Dotted 16th Note
This symbol is worth 2 beats of silence. What is it called?
Half Note
Half Rest
Whole Note
Whole Rest
This symbol is worth 4 beats of silence. What is it called?
Half Note
Half Rest
Whole Note
Whole Rest
This symbol is worth 1 beat of sound. What is it called?
8th Note
16th Note
Quarter Note
Half Note
This symbol is worth 1 beat of silence. What is it called?
8th Rest
16th Rest
Quarter Rest
Half Rest
What is the name of a rhythm that fits 3 sounds into 2 beats?
Slur
Tie
Fermata
Triplet
This symbol tells us to hold the note until the conductor cuts us off. What is it called?
Slur
Tie
Fermata
Triplet
What is the name of the symbol that tells us to connect two different pitches. They are performed legato.
Slur
Tie
Fermata
Triplet
This symbol tells us to hold the first note for both note values. What is it called?
Slur
Tie
Fermata
Triplet
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