Singing for 5th Graders: Master the Basics and Build Confidence

Question 1

During swallowing, which part of the vocal system prevents food from entering the larynx?

Accepted Answer

Epiglottis

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Vocal cords

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Larynx

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Trachea

Question 2

What is the term for the range of pitches that a singer can comfortably sing?

Accepted Answer

Vocal range

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Intonation

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Vibrato

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Tessitura

Question 3

Why is it important to warm up your voice before singing?

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To prepare your vocal cords for singing.

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To increase your confidence.

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To reduce stage fright.

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To improve your vocal range.

Question 4

What is the purpose of using a metronome when practicing singing?

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To help you keep a steady tempo

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To improve your intonation

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To develop your vocal range

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To increase your confidence

Question 5

When singing in front of an audience, the most important thing is to:

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Connect with the audience

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Have fun

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Be perfect

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Impress the audience

Question 6

Which of these vocal ranges is the highest for women?

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Soprano

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Alto

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Tenor

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Bass

Question 7

When singing, there are certain qualities that make a voice sound good. Which of these is NOT a characteristic of a good singing voice?

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Strained or raspy sound

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Clear and resonant tone

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Proper intonation

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Accurate pitch

Question 8

In music, dynamics mean changes in volume. What is their purpose during a song?

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To add variety and expression to a song

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To make the song louder or softer

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To change the tempo of the song

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To create rhythmic patterns

Question 9

In music, we sometimes sing more than one note at the same time. What is this called?

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Harmony

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Counterpoint

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Polyphony

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Melody

Question 10

In singing, how do legato and staccato articulations differ?

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Legato is smooth and connected, while staccato is detached and sharp

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Legato is detached and sharp, while staccato is smooth and connected

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Legato is sung using only the diaphragm, while staccato is sung using only the vocal cords

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Legato is sung with a closed mouth, while staccato is sung with an open mouth

Question 11

The first step in proper breathing for singing is to:

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Expand your diaphragm

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Inhale deeply through your nose

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Hold your breath

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Exhale slowly

Question 12

Your vocal range refers to:

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The highest and lowest notes you can sing

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The accuracy of your singing

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The volume of your voice

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The style of your singing

Question 13

Which of these is NOT a good vocal hygiene practice?

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Smoking

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Avoiding caffeine before singing

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Getting enough rest

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Using a humidifier

Question 14

The best way to hold a microphone is to:

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Cup it gently with your hand

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Hold it close to your mouth

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Point it away from your mouth

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Hold it upside down

Question 15

The symbol used to indicate a break in the music is called a:

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Fermata

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Coda

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Trill

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Staccato

Question 16

When singing, how should you breathe properly?

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Deeply from the diaphragm

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In short, shallow breaths from the chest

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Quickly and repeatedly

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Not at all, hold your breath

Question 17

What is the main purpose of warming up before singing?

Accepted Answer

To prepare your vocal cords

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To improve your pitch accuracy

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To improve your lung capacity

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To reduce stage fright

Question 18

True or False: Singing in a choir can help develop a singer's ability to blend their voice and sing in harmony

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True

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False

Question 19

What is the term for singing without words?

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Vocalization

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A cappella

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Solfège

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Madrigal

Question 20

True or False: Singing can have positive benefits for both your physical and mental health.

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True

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False

Question 21

What is the right way to breathe while singing?

Accepted Answer

Inhale slowly and deeply through your diaphragm

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Breathe deeply through your mouth

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Hold your breath while singing

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Breathe quickly through your nose

Question 22

What does it mean to sing with good diction?

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Singing clearly and distinctly

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Singing loudly and powerfully

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Singing with a lot of vibrato

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Singing with a strong accent

Question 23

Which of these is a warm-up exercise for singing?

Accepted Answer

Lip trills

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Tongue twisters

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Running in place

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Lifting weights

Question 24

Which of these is a type of vocal ensemble?

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Chorus

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Band

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Orchestra

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Solo

Question 25

What is the main purpose of sheet music?

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To provide a visual representation of music

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To tell a story

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To teach you how to play an instrument

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To entertain

Question 26

When you sing, which part of your body makes the sound?

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Vocal cords

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Diaphragm

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Lungs

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Trachea

Question 27

What is the term for the range of notes that a singer can sing comfortably?

Accepted Answer

Vocal range

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Vocal timbre

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Intonation

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Vibrato

Question 28

What is the process of matching the pitch of your voice to the notes of a melody called?

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Intonation

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Articulation

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Sight-singing

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Transposition

Question 29

Which of these is NOT a factor that affects vocal quality?

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Age

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Vocal technique

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Physical health

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Mental state

Question 30

What is the best way to improve your singing voice?

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A combination of all of the above

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Regular practice

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Vocal lessons

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Listening to great singers

Question 31

To prepare your voice for singing, what's the best way to warm up your vocal cords?

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Start humming and singing softly, gradually going higher in pitch.

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Yell as loudly as you can.

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Repeatedly clear your throat.

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Take a deep breath, hold it briefly, then quickly release it.

Question 32

What symbol marks the start of a song?

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Clef

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Slur

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Fermata

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Repeat sign

Question 33

What's the term for being able to sing in tune with others?

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Intonation

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Harmony

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Melody

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Rhythm

Question 34

For better vocal projection, what's the best approach?

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Using good posture, breath control, and support

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Singing quietly and without support

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Focusing on singing as loudly as possible without proper technique

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Singing with a strained and nasal sound

Question 35

How do mezzo-sopranos differ from sopranos?

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Sopranos have a higher vocal range than mezzo-sopranos.

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Mezzo-sopranos have a higher vocal range than sopranos.

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Mezzo-sopranos have a wider vocal range than sopranos.

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Sopranos have a wider vocal range than mezzo-sopranos.

Question 36

Which of the following is the best way to take a breath before singing?

Accepted Answer

Inhale deeply through your diaphragm and exhale gently through your mouth

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Take a quick, shallow breath through your nose

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Hold your breath before singing

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Breathe in and out rapidly through your mouth

Question 37

What is the term for the range of notes that a singer can comfortably sing?

Accepted Answer

Vocal range

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Pitch

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Intonation

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Tempo

Question 38

What should you do if you feel your voice starting to strain while singing?

Accepted Answer

Stop singing and rest your voice

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Sing louder to compensate

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Ignore it and keep singing

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Drink plenty of water

Question 39

Which of the following is considered good vocal posture?

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Standing up straight with your shoulders relaxed

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Sitting down with your legs crossed

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Leaning your head forward

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Hunching your back

Question 40

What is the difference between pitch and intonation?

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Pitch is the highness or lowness of a sound, while intonation is the accuracy of the pitch

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Intonation is the highness or lowness of a sound, while pitch is the accuracy of the pitch

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Pitch and intonation are the same thing

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Intonation is the loudness or softness of a sound, while pitch is the highness or lowness of a sound

Question 41

In singing, what is the first step for proper breath control?

Accepted Answer

Inhale deeply through your nose

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Exhale slowly through your mouth

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Hold your breath for as long as possible

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Sing in a high pitch

Question 42

What is the range of vocal sounds where a singer can sing most clearly and comfortably?

Accepted Answer

Mixed voice

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Head voice

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Chest voice

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Falsetto

Question 43

What is the difference between legato and staccato singing?

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Legato means singing smoothly, while staccato means singing with short, separate notes

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Legato means singing quickly, while staccato means singing slowly

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Legato means singing loudly, while staccato means singing softly

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Legato and staccato are the same thing

Question 44

What is the name of the singing style often used in jazz and blues music?

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Belting

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Melismatic singing

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Cantabile singing

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Chanting

Question 45

What is the term for the range of notes that a singer can comfortably sing?

Accepted Answer

Vocal range

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Pitch

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Timbre

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Resonance

Question 46

What is the diaphragm and what role does it play in singing?

Accepted Answer

A muscle below the lungs that supports breathing

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A vocal cord that produces sound

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A part of the ear involved in hearing

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A bone in the throat that helps with articulation

Question 47

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of singing regularly?

Accepted Answer

Increased risk of vocal injury

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Improved cardiovascular health

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Reduced stress and anxiety

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Enhanced cognitive function

Question 48

What does it mean to "warm up" your voice before singing?

Accepted Answer

To gradually prepare the vocal cords for singing

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To practice difficult vocal exercises

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To drink a warm beverage

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To clear your throat

Question 49

When singing, what technique is crucial for controlling your breath?

Accepted Answer

Using your diaphragm to manage your breath

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Inhaling deeply through your mouth only

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Holding your breath while singing

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Exhaling forcefully through your nose

Question 50

What term refers to the range of notes a person can sing comfortably?

Accepted Answer

Vocal range

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Pitch

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Tone

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Volume

Question 51

Which muscle plays a key role in separating your chest cavity from your abdominal cavity?

Accepted Answer

Diaphragm

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Trapezius

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Rectus abdominis

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Latissimus dorsi

Question 52

Which of these breathing techniques is proper for singing?

Accepted Answer

Breathing deeply into your diaphragm

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Taking shallow breaths

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Holding your breath while singing

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Breathing through your nose only

Question 53

What is the term for the range of notes that a voice can sing?

Accepted Answer

Vocal range

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Vocal timbre

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Vocal projection

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Vocal resonance

Question 54

Which of these is NOT a recommended warm-up exercise for singing?

Accepted Answer

Screaming

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Lip trills

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Jaw stretches

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Tongue twisters

Question 55

Why is intonation important in singing?

Accepted Answer

To ensure notes are sung at the correct pitch

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To add expression to a song

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To make singing easier

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To improve vocal range

Question 56

Which combination of techniques is effective for improving vocal projection?

Accepted Answer

Singing from the diaphragm and projecting your voice

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Using a microphone and avoiding vocal strain

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Inhaling deeply and holding your breath

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Whispering and speaking softly

Question 57

What is the difference between head voice and chest voice?

Accepted Answer

Head voice is used for high notes, chest voice for low notes

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Head voice is softer, chest voice is louder

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Head voice is more resonant, chest voice is more nasal

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They are the same thing