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Note values and duration

1.[1p]

What does a dot after a notehead do?

Correct
The answer is: Adds half of that note's value to it
The answer is: Adds half of that note's value to it
The answer is: Adds half of that note's value to it

2.[2p]

How many quarter notes is a double-dotted whole note worth?

CorrectNot quite: 7

3.[1p]

How many eighth notes is a dotted half note worth?

CorrectNot quite: 6

4.[3p]

Match each American note name to its British equivalent.

  • Whole note

  • Half note

  • Quarter note

  • Eighth note

  • Sixteenth note

  • semibreve

  • crotchet

  • semiquaver

  • minim

  • quaver

Show the answer

Whole note: semibreve Half note: minim Quarter note: crotchet Eighth note: quaver Sixteenth note: semiquaver

5.[2p]

At a tempo of quarter note = 92, how many seconds does a dotted half note last?

CorrectNot quite: 1.96

6.[2p]

At a tempo of half note = 60, how many seconds does a whole note last?

CorrectNot quite: 2

7.[2p]

A tie joins two noteheads of the same pitch into one sound, while a slur joins notes of different pitches.

Correct
The answer is: True

8.[2p]

Put these note values in order, longest first.

  1. eighth note

  2. whole note

  3. dotted quarter note

  4. dotted half note

  5. half note

Show the answer

a, b, c, d, e

9.[3p]

Why can a duration of five sixteenth notes not be written with a single notehead and dots?

Correct
The answer is: Dots reach only 1.5, 1.75 or 1.875 times the base value, and no base gives five sixteenths
The answer is: Dots reach only 1.5, 1.75 or 1.875 times the base value, and no base gives five sixteenths
The answer is: Dots reach only 1.5, 1.75 or 1.875 times the base value, and no base gives five sixteenths