• 1) In music an interval is used to describe the speed between notes.
  True   False
• 2) Glissando is a Greek word meaning to slide.
  True   False
• 3) Air is another word for 'aria'
  True   False
• 4) The term 'mosso' means to remain clam.
  True   False
• 5) 'Da Capo' is a abbreviated as D.C.
  True   False
• 6) When counting an interval on the staff the first note is counted as
  one.
  True   False
• 7) When counting steps on the keyboard the first note is
  counted as one.
  True   False
• 8) The musical term 'Da Capo' is an instruction found at the beginning
  of a piece or section of music.
  True   False
• 9) The musical term 'andante canatabile' is an instruction found at the
  beinning of a piece or section of music.
  True   False
• 10) 'Piu mosso' means slower.
  True   False
• 11) Atonality is a term to describe various music of the 20th century
  True   False
• 12) 'Cantabile' means in a singing style.
  True   False
• 13) An 'aria' is written only for the voice.
  True   False
• 14) Glissando is to slide from one note to another.
  True   False
• 15) Atonal music is missing a key.
  True   False
• 16) 'Meno mosso' means slower.
  True   False
• 17) Da Capo means to play from the beginning again.
  True   False
• 18) The musical instruction 'andante cantabile' is found at the end of
  music.
  True   False
• 19) All vocabulary words on this quiz are Italian.
  True   False
• 20) Mrs. Brina likes to torture you with useless music terminology that
  you will never need in your life.
  True   False