What is the symbol for a whole note? a) A filled-in circle b) An empty circle c) A filled-in triangle d) An empty triangle

How many beats does a quarter note receive? a) 1 beat b) 2 beats c) 4 beats d) 8 beats

What does a sharp symbol (#) do to a note? a) Raises the pitch by a half step b) Lowers the pitch by a half step c) Raises the pitch by a whole step d) Lowers the pitch by a whole step

What is the symbol for a flat note (♭)? a) A small “b” b) A small “f” c) A small “t” d) A small “l”

How many lines and spaces are there in a standard musical staff? a) 5 lines and 4 spaces b) 4 lines and 5 spaces c) 6 lines and 5 spaces d) 5 lines and 5 spaces

What does a dot placed after a note do? a) Adds half of the note’s value to its duration b) Adds double the note’s value to its duration c) Adds a quarter of the note’s value to its duration d) Adds nothing to the note’s duration

What is the symbol for a whole rest? a) A filled-in rectangle b) An empty rectangle c) A filled-in circle d) An empty circle

What does a tie symbol do? a) Connects two notes of the same pitch, extending their duration b) Connects two notes of different pitches, creating a new pitch c) Indicates a change in dynamics d) Indicates a change in tempo

What is the symbol for a crescendo? a) A “p” for piano b) A “f” for forte c) An arrow pointing to the right d) An arrow pointing to the left

What does a double barline indicate? a) The end of a piece of music b) A change in key signature c) A change in time signature d) A change in tempo