Chorus 6 Pre/Post Test

1. A way in which musical tones are connected, separated, or accented.

• Slurring

• Attaching

• Articulation

• Connection

2.  The first time trying to sing a piece of music is called?

• Sight-Reading

• Sighting

• Viewing

• Observing

3.  The part in your throat that contains the vocal cords.

• Adams Apple

• Tonsils

• Vocal Cords

• Larynx

4. The sound of your voice when you are trying to sing in tune is called?

• Slide

• Intonation

• Tuning

• Slurring

5.  When you hear pitch/music in your head (inner hearing), even when no sound is made.

• Inner Hearing

• Audiate

• Muscle Memory

• Sounding

6.  A set of hand signs and syllables that are used in sight-reading vocal music.

• Hand Signs

• Solfege

• Syllabic Stress

• Do Re Mi

7.  The difference in pitch between tones.

• Intonation

• Level

• Interval

• Span

8.  To pronounce words or parts of words clearly.

• Vocalizing

• Enunciating

• Auditating

• Speaking

9.  To play or sing different music notes while accompanying a melody.

• Instrumentalizing

• Vocalizing

• Singing

• Harmonizing

10.  A portion of music with a clear beginning and ending - comparable to a simple sentence.

• Musical Sentence

• Phrase

• Section

• Comparison