Semitones, Whole tones, and accidentals

Question 1

s: Adagio

Answer 1

slow(slower than andante, but not as slow as largo)

Question 2

s: Lento

Answer 2

slow

Question 3

s: Largo

Answer 3

very slow and broad (Beginning of Quartet no.8)

Question 4

s: Larghetto

Answer 4

not as slow as largo

Question 5

m: Andante

Answer 5

moderately slow; at a walking pace

Question 6

m: Andantino

Answer 6

a little faster than andante

Question 7

m: Allegretto

Answer 7

fairly fast(a little slower than allegro)

Question 8

m: Moderato

Answer 8

at a moderate tempo

Question 9

f: Allegro

Answer 9

fast

Question 10

f: Presto

Answer 10

very fast

Question 11

f: Prestissimo

Answer 11

as fast as possible

Question 12

Double sharp ‘X’

Answer 12

The double sharp sign raises a natural note one whole tone(two semitones), or raises a note that is sharp one semitone without changing its letter name

Question 13

Double flat ‘bb’

Answer 13

The double flat sign raises a natural note one whole tone(two semitones), or lowers a flattened note one semitone without changing its letter name.

Question 14

Semitone

Answer 14

A semitone is the shortest distance between two notes in Western art music

Question 15

Whole tone

Answer 15

made up of two semitones.