The name of this pitch (with octave identification)
What is G4?
The name of this note.
What is a quarter note?
What is 5 lines?
This meter's beat divides into 2 pulses and groups into 2.
What is simple duple?
The smallest movement we can make between two pitches in Western Music.
What is a half step?
The name and octave of this pitch.
What is F 5?
The name of the rest shown below:
What is a half rest?
The part of the note anatomy that connects the two pitches above.
What is a beam?
This meter's beat divides into three and groups into two.
What is compound duple?
The name of what is shown in the image below (be specific)

What is a "3 Conducting Pattern"?
The name of this pitch with octave identification.
What is C3?
This note's value in 4/4 time.
What is 1/4th of a beat?
What is labeled in the photo below, used to organize music.
What is a measure or a bar?
This tells you "what note gets the beat".
What is the bottom number of a time signature?
The accidental shown below, and what it does to a note.

What is a double sharp?
The pitch and octave of this pitch
What is F2?
The performance of the first line below (counts and clapping; ignore their counting system)
What is ____________?
The name of this clef:
What is C Clef?
The meter of "Stars and Stripes Forever" by John Phillip Sousa.
What is simple duple?
A note or sequence of notes that comes right before the first strong downbeat of the first full measure in a musical phrase. (Entrance on the upbeat)
What is an anacrusis or a pickup?
The name and octave of this pitch.
The performance of this rhythm is: (you must count and clap lines 2 and 3!)
What is _________________
The rule for the direction and location in which the stems should be drawn.
What is:
Above the middle line = down and to the left
Below the middle line = up and to the right
Middle line = either way
The meter of "Greensleeves".
What is compound duple?
A topic we discussed when listening to "Rejoice greatly," from Handel's Messiah.
What is rhythm subdivision or musical hierarchy?