What is "the names of the spaces in the treble clef?"
100
How many beats does a quarter note get?
What is "1?"
100
Feet flat on the floor, sitting on the edge of the chair, space between the chair and your back describes what singing position?
What is "Posture 2?"
100
In "The Water is Wide/Michael Row," what measure does Part 2 begin to sing?
What is "measure 2?"
100
How many children does Mrs. Rankin have?
What is "3?"
200
What is the name of the bottom line of the treble clef?
What is "E?"
200
How many beats does a whole note get?
What is "4?"
200
What is a trick used to help raise the soft palate?
What is "Raise your eyebrows?"
200
In "The Water is Wide/Michael Row," what measure does Part 1 begin to sing?
What is "measure 10?"
200
How many dogs does Mrs. Rankin have?
What is "2?"
300
What is the name of the top space of the treble clef?
What is "E?"
300
How many beats does a half note get?
What is "2?"
300
Standing with feet shoulder-width apart, chin parallel to the floor, shoulders back and relaxed describes what singing position?
What is "Posture 1?" or "the proper way to stand for singing."
300
How many measures are there in total in "The Kazoo Koncerto?"
What is "93?"
300
How many keys are there on a piano?
What is "88?"
400
Name the lines of the treble clef (in order from bottom to top):
What is "E_G_B_D_F?"
400
How many beats does TWO eighth notes get?
What is "1?"
400
What is needed to sustain a pitch for a longer amount of time?
What is "Good Breath Support?"
400
In measure 8 of "The Kazoo Koncerto," for how many beats do you sing the word "do?"
What is "3 beats?"
400
What is another one of Mrs. Rankin's jobs?
What is "Marching Band Director?"
500
What is the name of the note that is below the treble clef staff that has its own line?
What is "Middle C?"
500
How many beats does a dotted half note get?
What is "3?"
500
Name three factors of good tone production:
What is "good breath support, good posture, corners in, lifting the soft palate, round sound, vowels all the same."
500
In "Count on Me," both parts sing in unison (the same pitches at the same time) for a while. In what measure do the parts begin to sing different notes?