Singing and Performance: Enhance Your Vocal Skills and Stage Presence

Question 1

When singing, how do you make your voice louder or softer?

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Change the loudness or softness of your singing

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Change the speed of your singing

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Change the pitch of your singing

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Change the rhythm of your singing

Question 2

When singing, how can you make your voice sound louder and clearer?

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Take deep breaths and sing from your tummy.

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Sing with your mouth closed.

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Sing as loudly as you can.

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Drink a glass of cold water before singing.

Question 3

When singing, what's most important for a strong, clear sound?

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Breathing well and supporting your voice

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Standing tall and moving around

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Singing very loudly

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Closing your eyes and imagining the audience

Question 4

In music, what tells us how loudly or softly to sing or play?

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Dynamics

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Pitch

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Rhythm

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Timbre

Question 5

When we sing a high note, which part of our body vibrates the most?

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Our vocal cords

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Our chest

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Our diaphragm

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Our nose

Question 6

What musical element describes how high or low a sound is?

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Pitch

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Rhythm

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Volume

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Timbre

Question 7

When you're singing on stage, which of these is NOT a good way to show that you're feeling confident?

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Moving your body too much or making silly faces

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Making eye contact with the audience

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Singing your song loudly and clearly

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Smiling and having fun

Question 8

When singing on stage, what's the best way to show confidence?

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Look at the audience and sing clearly.

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Stand still and sing quietly.

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Move around and sing loudly.

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Wear a costume and sing in a silly voice.

Question 9

In a choir, what makes the singers sound like they are singing with one voice?

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Singing the same notes at the same time.

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Moving around the stage while singing.

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Wearing matching outfits.

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Singing as loudly as possible.

Question 10

We've learned about the four main parts of music. Which of these is NOT one of them?

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Volume

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Pitch

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Rhythm

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Dynamics

Question 11

When you're singing on stage, what's the best way to show the audience that you're confident?

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Using your body language to show your emotions

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Standing very still and not moving

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Looking at the floor

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Speaking very quietly

Question 12

When singing, what does it mean to 'project' your voice?

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Using your diaphragm to push air from your lungs

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Moving your head while singing

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Singing very loudly

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Cupping your hands around your mouth

Question 13

Which of these is NOT a technique used in singing?

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Shouting

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Breathing

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Projecting

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Singing in different ranges

Question 14

When performing on stage, what's the most important thing to do to make the audience enjoy your singing?

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Look at the audience and smile

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Sing loudly

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Move around a lot

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Wear a costume

Question 15

Which of the following is NOT one of the vocal techniques that help us sing better?

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Moving around on stage

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Breathing

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Articulation

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Making our voices louder

Question 16

What part of a song tells us how fast or slow the music should be played?

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Tempo

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Pitch

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Volume

Question 17

When you sing a higher note, what sound do you make?

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A higher sound

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A lower sound

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A faster sound

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A longer sound

Question 18

Emily wants to sing her favorite song beautifully. Which of these will help her breathe correctly while singing?

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Taking deep breaths from her tummy, like filling a balloon

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Taking deep breaths from the top of her chest

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Holding her breath while she sings

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Breathing out through her nose

Question 19

When you sing, what helps you to control the volume of your voice?

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Using your diaphragm to support your breath

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Moving your lips and tongue in different shapes

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Changing the pitch of your voice

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Breathing deeply before you sing each note

Question 20

What is the special sound of a musical instrument, like a violin or a drum, called?

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Timbre

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Pitch

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Rhythm

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Volume

Question 21

When performing on stage, which of the following is the most important aspect of your stage presence?

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Making eye contact with the audience and engaging them

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Standing still and facing the audience

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Moving around a lot and making big gestures

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Wearing an elaborate costume

Question 22

To sing well, what should we avoid doing?

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Shouting or yelling

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Breathing deeply

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Warming up our voices

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Singing in a comfortable range

Question 23

Which of these is NOT an element of music?

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Happiness

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Pitch

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Rhythm

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Dynamics

Question 24

In music, what word tells us how fast or slow a song should be sung or played?

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Tempo

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Melody

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Rhythm

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Dynamics

Question 25

In a singing game, what is the main reason we follow the leader's actions and words?

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To have fun and join in together

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To make up our own rules

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To learn how to sing perfectly

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To get ready for a big concert

Question 26

When it's your turn to sing on stage, what's a good way to show that you're feeling confident?

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Speak clearly and loudly, even if your voice wobbles.

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Look down and sing quietly.

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Keep your hands in your pockets and don't look at anyone.

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Turn away from the audience and sing to the wall.

Question 27

When singing on stage, which action is NOT a good way to show confidence?

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Running around the stage

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Making eye contact with the audience

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Using hand movements to express the song

Question 28

When performing a song on stage, what is the most important thing to do to engage the audience?

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Make eye contact, smile, and connect with the audience.

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Avoid eye contact and focus on the floor.

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Turn your back to the audience and sing to the wall.

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Pace back and forth without purpose.

Question 29

In singing, what's the difference between pitch and volume?

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Pitch is how high or low a sound is, while volume is how loud or soft it is.

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Pitch is how fast or slow a sound is, while volume is how high or low it is.

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Pitch is how loud or soft a sound is, while volume is how high or low it is.

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Pitch is how fast or slow a sound is, while volume is how loud or soft it is.

Question 30

How can you make your voice sound smooth and even when singing?

Accepted Answer

Breathe correctly

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Shout loudly

Question 31

In a band, which instrument typically keeps a steady beat for the other musicians to follow?

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Drums

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Violin

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Guitar

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Piano

Question 32

When you're performing on stage, what's a good way to show the audience that you're feeling confident?

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Keeping your arms relaxed and your body open

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Making eye contact with the audience and showing your emotions with your face

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Jumping around a lot and making big movements

Question 33

When singing a high note, which part of your body helps you breathe in deeply?

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Your diaphragm

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Your lungs

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Your throat

Question 34

We've been singing many songs in music class. Which song did you enjoy the most? Tell me what you liked about its melody or rhythm.

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I liked 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star' because the tune is beautiful.

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I liked 'Itsy Bitsy Spider' because the beat is fast and fun to dance to.

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I can't remember the songs we learned.

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I didn't like any of the songs.

Question 35

When singing, how should you breathe?

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Breathe in through your nose and out through your mouth, making your stomach go in and out.

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Take shallow breaths through your chest, holding your breath for as long as you can.

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Breathe in quickly through your mouth and out through your nose, puffing up your cheeks.

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Close your mouth and breathe in through your ears.

Question 36

When you sing, which part of your body helps you control how high or low your voice sounds?

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Your vocal cords

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Your ears

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Your lungs

Question 37

How can you make your voice sound clear and strong when you sing?

Accepted Answer

Breathe deeply and use your tummy to support your voice

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Move your head around a lot

Question 38

What part of a song gives us clues about how it should be sung?

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Musical expression

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Melody

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Rhythm

Question 39

What's the best way to improve your singing voice?

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Practice singing often and breathe properly

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Sing as loud as you can all the time

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Don't sing high notes

Question 40

Before you sing, what's the first thing you should do to sing loudly and clearly?

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Take a deep breath.

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Sing quickly.

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Close your eyes.

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Sing through your nose.

Question 41

What is the main benefit of using a microphone when singing?

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It makes your voice louder.

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It changes the pitch of your voice.

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It adds special effects to your voice.

Question 42

How does a performer's stage presence impact the audience's experience?

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Makes the performance more enjoyable and engaging

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Only helps performers who are nervous or inexperienced

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Is more important for singers than instrumentalists

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Does not affect the audience's perception of the performance

Question 43

Why are rehearsals essential for musical performances?

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To practice and perfect the music.

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To socialize and have fun.

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To design costumes.

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To assign roles.

Question 44

What determines how quickly or slowly a piece of music is played?

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Tempo

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Rhythm

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Pitch

Question 45

Which of these is not an instrument that makes music?

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Microphone

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Piano

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Trumpet

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Drums

Question 46

In a song, how do tempo and dynamics interact to create musical expression?

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Tempo sets the pace, while dynamics control the volume.

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Tempo determines the key, while dynamics control the rhythm.

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Dynamics set the speed, while tempo controls the volume.

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Tempo and dynamics don't affect musical expression.

Question 47

How can music help you share your thoughts and feelings with others?

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By using different sounds to create a mood or feeling

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By playing only instruments, without singing

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By singing only words that make sense, without any music

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By playing music very loudly to get attention

Question 48

Which device can be used to change the pitch of your voice while singing?

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Pitch shifter

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Microphone

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Reverb effect

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Delay effect

Question 49

Which scale makes a song sound cheerful and lively?

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Major scale

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Minor scale

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Chromatic scale

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Pentatonic scale

Question 50

How do stage movement and eye contact with the audience enhance a singer's performance?

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They make the singer appear more confident and engaged.

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They make the performance more visually appealing.

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They help the singer stay on pitch and in time.

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They help the audience understand the lyrics better.

Question 51

When singers perform with instruments or other singers, what's the best way to make their performance sound great?

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They listen to each other and adjust their singing or playing to match the others.

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Everyone sings or plays as loudly as they can.

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They ignore each other and just focus on their own part.

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They sing or play whatever they want, without worrying about the others.

Question 52

Which way do we get our voices ready for singing?

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Humming and singing scales

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Coughing and throat clearing

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Shouting out loud

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Drinking cold water

Question 53

How should we stand or sit when we sing?

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Sit or stand up nice and straight

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Slouch and relax while we sing

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Tilt our heads back

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Clench our hands tightly

Question 54

What do we call a group of people who sing together?

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Chorus

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Orchestra

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Band

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Ensemble

Question 55

What kind of singing voice is clear, loud and easy to hear?

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Clear and strong

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Crackly and hoarse

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Loud and forceful

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Nasal and flat

Question 56

How does a melody differ from a harmony?

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A melody is one line of music, and a harmony is two or more lines sung together.

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A harmony is one line of music, and a melody is two or more lines played together on different instruments.

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A melody is played by only one instrument, while a harmony is played by many instruments.

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There is no difference between a melody and a harmony.

Question 57

What type of music often uses a call and answer style?

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Folk music

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Classical music

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Jazz music

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Pop music

Question 58

What’s the most important thing when we perform?

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To have fun and enjoy yourself

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To be perfect

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To win the applause of the audience

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To impress the judges

Question 59

In the Singing and Performance unit, which skill is NOT a focus?

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Understanding musical symbols

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Pitch accuracy

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Volume control

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Stage presence

Question 60

What is the most important element of a great singing performance?

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Connecting with the song's emotions and message

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Singing all the notes perfectly

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Having a powerful and loud voice

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Performing with elaborate dance moves

Question 61

What's the difference between a chorus and a verse in a song?

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The chorus is repeated throughout the song, while the verses are different each time.

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The verses are repeated throughout the song, while the chorus is different each time.

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The chorus is usually faster than the verses.

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The chorus is usually slower than the verses.

Question 62

Which of these is an example of a folk song?

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Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star

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Happy Birthday to You

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Strawberry Fields Forever

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The Star-Spangled Banner

Question 63

How can you improve your voice projection while singing?

Accepted Answer

Sing from your diaphragm, like you're breathing deeply.

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Close your mouth and sing through your nose.

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Yell as loud as you can.

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Move your head around a lot while singing.

Question 64

When singing, how should you breathe?

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From your diaphragm

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From your chest

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Shallowly

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Through your nose