1st Semester Final

Question 0

Bass clef

Answer 0

The sign on a staff which is used to indicate notes of lower pitch

Question 1

A lime through the line of the staff that divides music into measures

Answer 1

Barline

Question 2

A regularly repeating pulsation in music

Answer 2

Beat

Question 3

Performance of a single melody by 2 or more voices beginning at different times

Answer 3

Canon

Question 4

4-4 time. 4 beats in each measure the quarter note receives one beat.

Answer 4

Common meter

Question 5

Indicates the end of the piece or section.

Answer 5

Double baseline

Question 6

Pattern or repeated and contrasting sections in a musical piece.

Answer 6

Form

Question 7

A musical tone that is held for 2 beats in common meter

Answer 7

Half note

Question 8

A rest for 2 beats

Answer 8

Half rest

Question 9

2 or more different lines if music at the same time

Answer 9

Harmony

Question 10

Distance between 2 bar lines

Answer 10

Measure

Question 11

A tune, the predominate line of music

Answer 11

Melody

Question 12

Sound made by slapping a thigh

Answer 12

Patsch

Question 13

Musical instruments played by striking

Answer 13

Percussion

Question 14

One beat

Answer 14

Quarter note

Question 15

A rest for 1 beat

Answer 15

Quarter rest

Question 16

A period of silence in music

Answer 16

Rest

Question 17

Performance of a musical passage in reverse order of what is written from right to left instead of left to right

Answer 17

Retrograde

Question 18

A set of 2 letter names

Answer 18

Sol fege

Question 19

The set of 5 lines upon which music is written

Answer 19

Staff

Question 20

The sign that indicates how many beats

Answer 20

Time signature

Question 21

The sign on a staff for higher notes

Answer 21

Treble clef

Question 22

4 beats

Answer 22

Whole note

Question 23

A rest for 4 beats

Answer 23

Whole rest

Question 24

Music behind the singing k

Answer 24

Accompaniment

Question 25

New setting of existing melody

Answer 25

Arrangement

Question 26

Open fifth accompaniment

Answer 26

Bordun

Question 27

Where are we when we first come in to worship?

Answer 27

Concerned with ourselves and other things

Question 28

What happens as we begin to worship?

Answer 28

Joyfulness and giving thanks

Question 29

What happens as we begin this phase?

Answer 29

We think less of ourselves and more of God.

Question 30

What should happen when we enter the Holy of Holies?

Answer 30

All attention is now directed toward God

Question 31

What happens if we have been successful in bringing the people into the holy place?

Answer 31

There will be a rise in the spiritual response of the people

Question 32

If we succeed, we will be a leader of blank than a leader of songs.

Answer 32

Worshipers songs

Question 33

Your role is blank no matter how blank

Answer 33

Valuable, small

Question 34

Submitting to authority is a sign of blank.

Answer 34

Character

Question 35

5 things make our team stronger

Answer 35

``` Unity Resolving conflict Encouraging and supporting each other Bringing a healthy self Not worrying about who gets the credit or glory ```

Question 36

We are at thine blank as blank to God as we really blank to be

Answer 36

Moment Close Choose

Question 37

"Sing to The Lord" occurs how many times in the psalms?

Answer 37

100

Question 38

Authentic worship begins with blank blank, but it is not blank until it issues into the action of blank blank.

Answer 38

Exalting God Complete Reaching people

Question 39

William Temple said, "Worship is the blank of blank to God"

Answer 39

Submission | Nature

Question 40

Some people see God as

Answer 40

A genie in a bottle As wet grandpa A busy dad

Question 41

Who does David say God is?

Answer 41

Yahweh

Question 42

God is an blank God

Answer 42

Unchanging

Question 43

What are some ways you can think that someone could communicate an attitude of superiority?

Answer 43

``` The way we treat others Being distant, keeping to ourselves Not trying to reach out to others Being late Missing rehearsals without calling Being impatient with others Being sarcastic ```

Question 44

Pride is a hidden desire to be...

Answer 44

Exalted

Question 45

We need to look deep and keep a watchful eye on our ...

Answer 45

Motives

Question 46

Be concerned about whether God blank blank

Answer 46

Used you!

Question 47

An open fifth accompaniment in which do and sol are played consecutively instead of simultaneously

Answer 47

Broken Bordun

Question 48

A melody written to accompany the original melody

Answer 48

Counter melody

Question 49

Notes that supports the melody

Answer 49

Harmony

Question 50

To make up spontaneously

Answer 50

Improvise

Question 51

A counter melody in a high voice

Answer 51

Obbligato

Question 52

An accompaniment pattern in which open fifths are echoed in a higher octave

Answer 52

Octave bordun

Question 53

The interval upon which Orff accompaniments are based

Answer 53

Melody

Question 54

A short and continuously repeating accompaniment pattern

Answer 54

Ostinato

Question 55

An open fifth accompaniment in which do and sol are played at the same time

Answer 55

Simple Borden

Question 56

Melody that has been altered but is still recognizable

Answer 56

Variation