Notes
Rests
Premont/Faircloth
Parts of the Note
Human Voice
100

What note is being drawn?

Sixteenth note

100

What type of rest looks like a hole in the ground?

Whole rest

100

Name a TV show that Ms. Faircloth has auditioned for.

The Voice or America's Got Talent

100

What is the circular part of a note called?

Note head.

100

Why do young, growing voices crack during puberty?

The vocal folds are growing and getting longer.

200

Which type of note just looks like a circle? No stems, no flags.

Whole note

200

Name the type of rest that looks like a hat (right-side up!)

Half rest

200

What does Ms. Premont have a MINOR in?

Psychology

200

The straight part of a note (NOT a beam)

Stem

200

The two bands of tissue that vibrate to create speaking and singing sounds

Vocal cords or vocal folds

300

How many flags does a sixteenth note have?

Two

300

What type of rest is being drawn?

Eighth rest

300

How many brothers does Ms. Faircloth have?

Two!

300

A sixteenth note and an eighth note both have one (or more!) of these... but a whole note, half note, or quarter note does not...

Flags

300

What is the scientific name for your voice box? (It starts with the letter "L"!)

Larynx

400

Name the type of note that has one flag on it.

Eighth note

400

Name the type of rest that looks like a Z attached to a C.

Quarter rest

400

What school did Ms. Faircloth go to for college?

Sam Houston State University

400

Name a note that has a colored note head.

Dotted quarter not, Quarter, eighth, sixteenth note

400

Name one part of the body that can change the sound of your voice?

Resonating cavities, lips, tongue

500

What note is being drawn?

Dotted half note

500

What type of rest is being drawn?

Dotted quarter rest

500

Name one country Ms. Premont has been to (besides the USA!) ;) 

Croatia, Hungary, Spain, England, Czech Republic, Montenegro, Germany, Austria, Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico

500

Name a note that has an empty note head.

Dotted whole note, whole note, half note
500

Name the muscle responsible for moving air up out of your lungs.

Diaphragm