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Grade 6 Musical Terms
Two or more pitches sounded simultaneously, supports the melody.
  1. tone color
  2. tempo
  3. harmony
  4. form
Grade 6 Theater
Plays are broken into smaller segments called: (Circle all that apply)
  1. Speeches
  2. Scenes
  3. Acts
  4. Opening Night
Grade 6 History of Theater
Handheld items used in a performance to make it more believable
  1. narrator
  2. props
  3. set
  4. mannerisms
Grade 6 Musical Notation
How many eighth notes are in a whole note?
  1. 4
  2. 2
  3. 16
  4. 8
Grade 6 Music Theory
The tune, a combination of pitches in a rhythmic configuration.
  1. harmony
  2. melody
  3. dynamics
  4. texture
Grade 6 Musical Notation
Draw a quarter note      
Grade 6 Composers
What happened to Beethoven later in his life?
  1. He went blind.
  2. He got sick.
  3. He went deaf.
  4. He became embarrassing.
Grade 6 Drawing
What is a focal point?
  1. Art based on a circle with its design extending from its center
  2. A review or opinion of something; often dealing with art or literature
  3. An optical illusion
  4. The center of interest or activity in a work of art
Grade 6 History of Theater
A style of theatre using unrehearsed and unscripted acting scenes
  1. scene
  2. conflict
  3. improvisation
  4. breaking character
Grade 6 Musical Terms
The individual quality of sound of an instrument or voice.
  1. texture
  2. tone color
  3. dynamics
  4. tempo
Grade 6 Classical - 1750-1830
Which of the following is a famous Classical Composer?
  1. Mozart
  2. Tchaikovsky
  3. Bach
  4. Hammerstein
Grade 6 Drawing
The way we show objects in proportion to one another as they recede to a distant point.
  1. Contrast
  2. Foreshortening
  3. Linear Perspective
  4. Form
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