Music Theory Quiz - Statistics

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Answer Stats

Hint	Answer	% Correct
Soft	Piano	92%
Loud	Forte	90%
A symbol that lowers a note by a half step.	Flat	77%
A symbol that raises a note by a half step.	Sharp	76%
The speed of the music.	Tempo	76%
Very loud	Fortissimo	73%
A scale of form TTSTTTS (T = Tone, S = Semitone)	Major Scale	73%
Very soft	Pianissimo	71%
Short, detached, and crisp notes.	Staccato	70%
Moderately loud	Mezzo-forte	67%
Moderately soft	Mezzo-piano	66%
Smooth and connected, with no breaks between notes.	Legato	58%
A symbol that lowers a note by a full step.	Double Flat	56%
A symbol that raises a note by a full step.	Double Sharp	56%
A rapid alternation between a written note and the next higher note.	Trill	56%
The frequency of the note A4 (Hertz)	440 Hertz	50%
A fast, brisk tempo.	Allegro	49%
Notes of a chord played in sequence, rather than simultaneously.	Arpeggio	47%
A sharp, flat, or natural sign that temporarily alters a note.	Accidental	44%
A major scale and a minor scale with the same notes	Relative Scales	44%
At a walking pace.	Andante	41%
Using all twelve notes of the octave.	Chromatic	41%
When the first note and the fifth note are played as a chord at the same time	Perfect Fifth	40%
A symbol indicating that a note or rest should be held longer than its normal duration.	Fermata	36%
Gradually increasing the tempo.	Accelerando	34%
A sudden, strong attack on a note. (Hint: sfz)	Sforzando	31%
A slow tempo.	Adagio	30%
A rapid repetition of a single note / the quick alternation between two notes	Tremolo	25%
Sweetly, gently, or smoothly.	Dolce	20%
Gradually slowing down.	Rallentando	11%

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