5 Written Questions

1. receive three quarters of a beat (count) in 2/4,3/4, and 4/4 time
2. refers to two notes that sound the same and use the same fingering but are written differently
3. a composition for two performers
4. where one melody begins, followed at a specific interval of time by the same melody note for note
5. a "study" piece, or an exercise that helps you practice a specific technique

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. three or more tones sounded simultaneously
   1. etude
   2. Fine
   3. chord
   4. canon
2. hold a note or rest longer than its normal duration
   1. Fine
   2. duet
   3. fermata
   4. etude
3. 2\2 meter: sometimes the time signature is used
   1. cut time
   2. Fine
   3. duet
   4. etude
4. the end of a piece of music
   1. duet
   2. Fine
   3. canon
   4. etude
5. repeat from the sign and play to the "To Coda", then skip to the Coda
   1. D.S. al Coda
   2. D.S. al Fine
   3. fermata
   4. D.C. al Coda

5 True/False Questions

1. countermelody → composing with two or more melodies played simultaneously:literally "note against note"

   True        False

2. calypso → a style of music from Trinidad popular in the United States during the late 1950s and early 60s

   True        False

3. cha-cha-cha → where one melody begins, followed at a specific interval of time by the same melody note for note

   True        False

4. D.C. al Coda → repeat from the sign and play to the "To Coda", then skip to the Coda

   True        False

5. D.S. al Fine → repeat from the sign and play to Fine

   True        False