Singing for 3rd Graders: Enhance Your Vocal Skills

Question 1

When singing, which part of your body do you draw breath into for better singing?

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Diaphragm

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Chest

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Lungs

Question 2

What part of your body makes sound when you talk or sing?

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Vocal cords

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Larynx

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Trachea

Question 3

Which of these is a good way to warm up your voice before singing?

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Singing scales

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Holding a high note for a long time

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Coughing forcefully

Question 4

What is the name for how high or low a sound is?

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Pitch

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Volume

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Tempo

Question 5

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

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To get your voice ready to sing

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To make your voice louder

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To make your voice sing higher

Question 6

When singing, what matters most for singing with the correct pitch?

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Matching the pitch of your voice to the musical notes

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Listening to the melody you are singing

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Singing with a nice and resonant voice

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Using the right breathing techniques

Question 7

Why is it important to take deep breaths before singing?

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To give your voice the support it needs

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To keep you from getting tired

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To help your voice sound stronger

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To improve your posture

Question 8

What's NOT a good thing about singing?

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It can make you gain weight

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It can make you happier

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It can reduce stress

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It can make your lungs stronger

Question 9

When singing in a group, what's the most important thing to do?

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Match your voice to the others

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Sing as loud as you can

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Look at the conductor

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Have a good time

Question 10

What helps you sing with a clear and strong voice?

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Breathing deeply

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Talking quickly

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Coughing often

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT a way to improve your pitch accuracy?

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Playing an instrument at the same time

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Listening to yourself sing

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Using a tuner

Question 12

Which of these is NOT a benefit of singing?

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Makes you taller

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Reduces stress

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Improves memory

Question 13

What is the name of the technique used to make your voice louder or softer?

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Dynamics

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Vibrato

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Articulation

Question 14

True or False: You should always sing in your highest voice.

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False

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True

Question 15

Which of these is a good posture for singing?

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Standing up straight with your shoulders back

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Slouching in your chair

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Lying down on the floor

Question 16

What part of your body creates the sound when you sing?

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Your vocal cords

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Your lungs

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Your diaphragm

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Your mouth

Question 17

Before singing, it's best to warm up your vocal cords by:

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Humming softly

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Drinking cold water

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Clearing your throat

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Singing at the top of your range

Question 18

A soprano voice sings:

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Higher than an alto

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Lower than an alto

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In a different octave than an alto

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With a different vocal range than an alto

Question 19

The part of a song that repeats is called the:

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Chorus

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Verse

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Bridge

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Outro

Question 20

A metronome helps you:

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Sing in time

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Improve your vocal range

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Learn to read music

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Make your voice louder

Question 21

Which of these helps you sing the correct notes?

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Singing scales

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Clapping along

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Playing the triangle

Question 22

How should you breathe for good singing?

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Slowly and deeply

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Quickly and shallowly

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With short, sharp breaths

Question 23

What does it mean to sing with confidence?

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Singing correctly and expressively

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Singing at the top of your voice

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Singing without any mistakes

Question 24

Which of these can damage your voice?

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Straining your voice too much

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Singing warm-ups

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Practicing regularly

Question 25

Which part of your body helps you control your voice?

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Your tummy muscles

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Your throat

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Your nose

Question 26

How should you sit or stand when singing?

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With a straight back

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With rounded shoulders

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With your head down

Question 27

What does the word 'crescendo' mean in music?

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To sing louder

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To sing softer

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To change the speed

Question 28

In a choir, what's the most important thing to do?

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Follow the conductor's cues.

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Sing only using your head voice.

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Sing louder than everyone else.

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Memorize all the songs before singing.

Question 29

When you sing, what part of your body helps you control how loudly you sing?

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Your diaphragm

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Your throat

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Your lips

Question 30

Which part of your body makes a sound when you sing?

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Your vocal cords

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Your ears

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Your brain

Question 31

What does it mean to sing with expression?

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Singing with feeling and emotion

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Singing loudly and clearly

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Singing with a straight tone

Question 32

What musical symbol is used to show a break in the music?

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Rest

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Sharp

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Flat

Question 33

What is the name for a group of people who sing together?

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Choir

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Orchestra

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Band

Question 34

Which of these is a type of American folk song?

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Shenandoah

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Star-Spangled Banner

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Eine kleine Nachtmusik

Question 35

What is the difference between a melody and a harmony?

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A melody is a single line of music, while a harmony is two or more lines of music played together

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A harmony is a single line of music, while a melody is two or more lines of music played together

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A melody and a harmony are the same thing

Question 36

Which vocal register lets you sing the highest notes and uses the thinnest vocal cords?

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Head Voice

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Chest Voice

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Middle Voice

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Mixed Voice

Question 37

What are the lines and spaces where we write musical notes called?

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Staff

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Notes

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Clef

Question 38

When we sing, which of these is NOT a good technique?

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Singing with our mouths closed

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Singing with our jaws relaxed

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Singing with our backs straight

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Singing with support from our belly

Question 39

What do we call the group of notes that a singer can comfortably sing?

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Vocal range

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Breath control

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Pitch accuracy

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Expression

Question 40

Which of these helps us to sing in tune?

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Listening to music and matching the notes

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Performing in front of many people

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Using a clock with a ticking sound

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Singing with a microphone

Question 41

What do we call the written music for a song?

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Musical notes

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Pictures

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Lyrics

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Instructions

Question 42

In a choir, what helps the singers to sound like they are one voice?

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Singing together in the same way

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Singing at different speeds

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Singing in different languages

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Singing different notes

Question 43

What is the name of the lowest voice type for boys and men?

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Bass

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Soprano

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Tenor

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Alto

Question 44

Besides being fun, why is singing good for children to do?

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It helps them to speak and communicate better

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It requires special equipment

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Only adults can sing well

Question 45

What's the difference between singing a solo and singing in a choir?

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A solo is sung by one person, while a choir is a group of singers

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A solo is harder than singing in a choir

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A solo is sung without any music, and a choir sings with music

Question 46

Which of the following is NOT a vocal skill that is developed in this unit?

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Note Reading

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Expressiveness

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Breath control

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Pitch accuracy

Question 47

What is the meaning of 'expressiveness' when singing?

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Adding emotion and interpretation to a performance

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Using a variety of vocal techniques

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Singing in a loud and clear voice

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Maintaining perfect pitch

Question 48

Which of the following is an effective vocal warm-up exercise?

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Lip trills

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Yelling loudly

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Coughing

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Clearing the throat

Question 49

What is a good way to practice singing at home?

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Sing regularly and focus on specific vocal exercises

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Sing as loudly as possible

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Sing only when you feel like it

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Avoid singing exercises

Question 50

What is a positive aspect of singing in a choir?

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It promotes teamwork and social connections

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It guarantees solo performances

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It eliminates the need for individual practice

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It is only suitable for advanced singers

Question 51

Why is it important to maintain good posture while singing?

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It supports proper breathing, vocal projection, and reduces strain

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It is not essential for good singing

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It helps to prevent stage fright

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It makes the singer look more confident

Question 52

Which of the following is a recommended approach to expanding vocal range?

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Gradual vocal exercises that challenge the range

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Singing only within a comfortable range

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Using vocal fry to lower the range

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Forcing the voice to reach extreme notes