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100

This note is worth 4 beats.

What is a whole note.

100

Name 4 percussion instruments.

snare drum bass drum xylophone bells triangle woodblock tambourine cymbals timpani

100

What can we drink in the band room?

Water
100

This is the third space in treble clef or the second space in bass clef.

What is C

100
How many beats does a Dotted Quarter Note get?

1 1/2 beats.

200

This is worth two beats of silence

What is a half Rest

200

Name 4 woodwinds.

flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon, saxophone, piccolo english horn

200

Where do we go for fire drills?

Out to the band field.

200

This is the top line in treble clef or the fourth line in bass clef.

What is F

200
What gets the beat in 4/4 time?

The quarter note gets the beat.

300

This gets one beat of silence.

What is a quarter rest

300

Name 4 brass instruments.

Trumpet, Trombone, French Horn, Tuba, Baritone, Euphonium...

300

What instruments are you allowed to play?

The ones you are assigned to.  (Your instrument only)

300

Second line in bass clef or the third line in treble clef.

What is B

300

How many different letters are in the musical alphabet?

7

400

An eighth note is worth this many beats.

What is half

400

How do you change the pitch of a woodwind instrument?

By covering different holes on the instrument.

400

Name an item from the band room that you will need every day besides your instrument.

Pencil, music stand, good attitude.

400

First space in bass clef or second space in treble clef.

What is A

400

This is the five lines and four spaces on which music is written.

What is the staff

500

This is how many eighth notes make one half  note.

What is 4  

500

How do you change the pitch of a brass instrument?

With valves (buttons) and your lips.

500

What is Mr. Bullard's Favorite animal?

Sea Turtles!!!

500

The first space below the staff in bass clef or the first space in the staff in treble clef.

What is F

500

Name 2 components of good posture.

Feet flat on the floor. Tall and straight back (not using the back of your chair)!