1. Gr. 3 Music Jeopardy Quiz Jeopardy Quiz

2. DurationNotesInstrumentSymbolsTerms 200 400 600 800 1000

3. “Duration” Question- 200 This time signature means that there are three beats per bar, and that a quarter note is worth one beat. This is often the key signature for a waltz. This time signature means that there are three beats per bar, and that a quarter note is worth one beat. This is often the key signature for a waltz. ANSWER

4. “Duration” Answer- 200 What is ¾ time? What is ¾ time? BACK TO THE BOARD

5. “Duration” Question- 400 This is the name for the symbol that tells musicians how many beats are in a bar and which note is worth one beat. This is the name for the symbol that tells musicians how many beats are in a bar and which note is worth one beat. ANSWER

6. “Duration” Answer- 400 What is a time signature? What is a time signature? BACK TO THE BOARD

7. “Duration” Question- 600 This time signature means that there are two beats per bar, and that a quarter note is worth one beat. This is often the key signature of a march. This time signature means that there are two beats per bar, and that a quarter note is worth one beat. This is often the key signature of a march. ANSWER

8. “Duration” Answer- 600 What is 2/4 time? What is 2/4 time? BACK TO THE BOARD

9. “Duration” Question- 800 This time signature means that there are four beats per bar, and that a quarter note is worth one beat. This is the key signature for most rock songs. This time signature means that there are four beats per bar, and that a quarter note is worth one beat. This is the key signature for most rock songs. ANSWER

10. “Duration” Answer- 800 What is 4/4 time? What is 4/4 time? BACK TO THE BOARD

11. “Duration” Question- 1000 The time signature for this bar: The time signature for this bar: ANSWER

12. “Duration” Answer- 1000 What is 4/4 time? What is 4/4 time? BACK TO THE BOARD

13. “Notes” Question- 200 The name, nick-name and worth of this note and rest: The name, nick-name and worth of this note and rest: ANSWER

14. “Notes” Answer- 200 What are: What are: A quarter note (1/4 note) A quarter note (1/4 note) Called “ta” Called “ta” Quarter rest (1/4 note rest) Quarter rest (1/4 note rest) Called “ta rest” Called “ta rest” Worth 1 beat Worth 1 beat BACK TO THE BOARD

15. “Notes” Question- 400 The name, nick-name and worth of this note and rest: The name, nick-name and worth of this note and rest: ANSWER

16. “Notes” Answer- 400 What are: What are: A half note (1/2 note) A half note (1/2 note) Called “too” Called “too” Half note rest (1/2 note rest) Half note rest (1/2 note rest) Called “too rest” Called “too rest” Worth 2 beats Worth 2 beats BACK TO THE BOARD

17. “Notes” Question- 600 The name, nick-name and worth of this note and rest: The name, nick-name and worth of this note and rest: ANSWER

18. “Notes” Answer- 600 What are: What are: A whole note A whole note Called “toe” Called “toe” A whole note rest A whole note rest Called a “toe rest” Called a “toe rest” Worth 4 beats Worth 4 beats BACK TO THE BOARD

19. “Notes” Question- 800 The name, nick-name and worth of this note and rest: The name, nick-name and worth of this note and rest: ANSWER

20. “Notes” Answer- 800 What are: What are: A sixteenth note (1/16 note) A sixteenth note (1/16 note) Called “teary-teary” Called “teary-teary” A sixteenth note rest (1/16 note rest) A sixteenth note rest (1/16 note rest) Called a “teary rest” Called a “teary rest” 4 tears are worth 1 beat (teary-teary = 1 beat) 4 tears are worth 1 beat (teary-teary = 1 beat) BACK TO THE BOARD

21. “Notes” Question- 1000 This note’s name and duration (it’s worth): This note’s name and duration (it’s worth): ANSWER

22. “Notes” Answer- 1000 What is: What is: a dotted half note (dotted ½ note) a dotted half note (dotted ½ note) Called “toom” Called “toom” A dotted note is worth itself + half A dotted note is worth itself + half A dotted half note (dotted ½ note) = 3 beats A dotted half note (dotted ½ note) = 3 beats BACK TO THE BOARD

23. “Instrument” Question- 200 This instrument and it’s instrument family: This instrument and it’s instrument family: (click icon to listen) (click icon to listen) ANSWER

24. “Instrument” Answer- 200 What is a flute? (Woodwind family) What is a flute? (Woodwind family) BACK TO THE BOARD

25. “Instrument” Question- 400 This instrument and it’s instrument family: This instrument and it’s instrument family: (click icon to listen) (click icon to listen) ANSWER

26. “Instrument” Answer- 400 What are drums? (Percussion family) What are drums? (Percussion family) BACK TO THE BOARD

27. This instrument and it’s instrument family: This instrument and it’s instrument family: (click icon to listen) (click icon to listen) ANSWER “Instrument” Question - 600

28. “Instrument” Answer- 600 What is a violin? (Strings family) What is a violin? (Strings family) BACK TO THE BOARD

29. “Instrument” Question- 800 This instrument and it’s instrument family: This instrument and it’s instrument family: (click icon to listen) (click icon to listen) ANSWER

30. “Instrument” Answer- 800 What is a trumpet? (Brass Family) What is a trumpet? (Brass Family) BACK TO THE BOARD

31. “Instrument” Question- 1000 This instrument and it’s instrument family: This instrument and it’s instrument family: (click icon to listen) (click icon to listen) ANSWER

32. “Instrument” Answer- 1000 What is a piano? (Percussion family) What is a piano? (Percussion family) BACK TO THE BOARD

33. “Symbols” Question- 200 The meaning of this symbol: The meaning of this symbol: ANSWER

34. “Symbols” Answer- 200 What is forte? (Loud) What is forte? (Loud) BACK TO THE BOARD

35. “Symbols” Question- 400 The meaning of this symbol: The meaning of this symbol: ANSWER

36. “Symbols” Answer- 400 What is crescendo? (Getting louder) What is crescendo? (Getting louder) BACK TO THE BOARD

37. “Symbols” Question- 600 The meaning of this symbol: The meaning of this symbol: ANSWER

38. “Symbols” Answer- 600 What is piano? (Soft) What is piano? (Soft) BACK TO THE BOARD

39. “Symbols” Question- 800 The meaning of this symbol: The meaning of this symbol: ANSWER

40. “Symbols” Answer- 800 What is Staccato? (Short and detached) What is Staccato? (Short and detached) BACK TO THE BOARD

41. “Symbols” Question- 1000 The meaning of this symbol: The meaning of this symbol: ANSWER

42. “Symbols” Answer- 1000 What is decrescendo or diminuendo? (Getting softer) What is decrescendo or diminuendo? (Getting softer) BACK TO THE BOARD

43. “Terms” Question- 200 The sound that a voice or an instrument makes. The sound that a voice or an instrument makes. ANSWER

44. “Terms” Answer- 200 What is timber? What is timber? BACK TO THE BOARD

45. “Terms” Question- 400 The term that means “smooth and flowing”. (The opposite of staccato). The term that means “smooth and flowing”. (The opposite of staccato). ANSWER

46. “Terms” Answer- 400 What is legato? What is legato? BACK TO THE BOARD

47. “Terms” Question- 600 What are these two terms: What are these two terms: One is the tempo, pace, or heartbeat of the music One is the tempo, pace, or heartbeat of the music The other is the part that follows the melody or the words of a song. The other is the part that follows the melody or the words of a song. ANSWER

48. “Terms” Answer- 600 What are beat and rhythm? What are beat and rhythm? BACK TO THE BOARD

49. “Terms” Question- 800 These two terms mean: These two terms mean: “Very fast” “Very fast” The other is “very slow” The other is “very slow” ANSWER

50. “Terms” Answer- 800 What are presto and largo? What are presto and largo? BACK TO THE BOARD

51. “Terms” Question- 1000 This term refers to how fast or slow the music goes. This term refers to how fast or slow the music goes. ANSWER

52. “Terms” Answer- 1000 What is tempo? What is tempo? DAILY DOUBLE! DAILY DOUBLE! Daily Double!

53. Daily Double! - 2000 Bonus Question: Bonus Question: What is the term for these, and what do they mean? What is the term for these, and what do they mean? Answer

54. Daily Double – Answer 2000 What are the Solfège hand signs for Do and So? What are the Solfège hand signs for Do and So? Back to the Board