Changing the way you learn

Question	Answer
The bottom number tells us the number of beats in a bar / measure.	FALSE
Time signatures are written on the staff after the clef.	TRUE
The duration of a crotchet is longer than a semibreve.	FALSE
Music is divided into equal parts by bar lines.	TRUE
A double bar line is written at the end of a piece of music.	TRUE
The duration of a minim is longer than a semibreve.	FALSE
When a time signature contains a 4 as the top number, it means 4 beats in each measeure/bar.	TRUE
One whole note equals four quarter notes.	FALSE
For quarter notes equal one half note.	FALSE
Sixteen semiquavers equal two minims.	TRUE
Ledger lines are used to write musical notes over or below the staff.	TRUE
One dotted quarter note equals three sixteenth notes.	FALSE
One crotchet rest equals two minim rests.	FALSE
One dotted half note equals three quarter notes.	TRUE

MUSICAL LANGUAJE (I)

	Created by Mª Nieves López Maroto about 9 years ago