Warm-ups Quiz # 2 - Solfege

Between what two intervals are half steps versus whole steps?

• Sol/La and Ti /Do

• Mi/Fa and Ti/Do

• Mi/Fa and Sol/La

• La/Sol and Fa/Mi

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During the activity that is called FOLLOW THE HAND, what are you supposed to do?

• Sign and sing every interval that is shown by the instructor.

• Sign and sing any interval you like and sing for the class.

• Follow the pattern from a song with solfege/hand signs.

• Choose whether your group is going to sing Sharp or Flat

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What do you think it means to sing in tune?

• Singing in the center of the pitch.

• Singing slightly higher than the pitch.

• Singing slightly lower than the pitch.

• Singing one note higher than the pitch.

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Singing "sharp" means you are singing slightly higher than the actual pitch.

• True

• False

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Singing "flat" means you are singing slightly higher than the actual pitch.

• True

• False

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When you sing UP the scale, which pitches are most likely to go sharp? Mi/Fa or Sol/La?

• Mi/Fa

• Sol/La

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Why are the pitches mentioned in the previous question most likely to go sharp?

• Because they are whole steps intervals.

• Because they are half step intervals.

• Because they are quarter step intervals.

• They do not tend to go sharp.

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When you sing DOWN the scale, which pitches are most likely to go flat? Do/Ti or La/Sol?

• Do/Ti

• La/Sol

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Why are the pitches mentioned in the previous question most likely to go flat?

• Because they are half step intervals.

• Because they are whole step intervals.

• They do not tend to go flat.

• They are quarter step intervals.

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What is unusual about this ladder?​

• There is nothing unusual about this ladder.

• The rungs of the ladder are uneven.

• The ladder is too tall.

• The ladder is too short.

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