Hi! I know it's been a while, but here's my first quick check for you guys!
1.) In 4/4 time, what note gets the beat?
A. Eighth note. ☓
B. Quarter Note. ✓
C. Half Note. ☓
D. Whole Note. ☓
2.) How many beats are in one measure of 6/4?
A. 2 ☓
B. 4 ☓
C. 6 ✓
D. 9 ☓
3.) Which rhythmic value gets the beat in 4/8?
A. Eighth Note. ✓
B. Quarter Note. ☓
C. Half Note. ☓
D. Whole Note. ☓
The symbols next to the questions are the right or wrong answers. For example,
☓ = Wrong / Incorrect
✓ = Right / Correct
Thanks!
@Melody checks*
@RANOREN is correct!! this rlly helped me with my quick hcekcs thx
1.) In 4/4 time, the note that gets the beat is the Quarter Note. The correct answer is B. Quarter Note. ✓
2.) In one measure of 6/4, there are 6 beats. The correct answer is C. 6 ✓
3.) In 4/8 time, the rhythmic value that gets the beat is the Eighth Note. The correct answer is A. Eighth Note. ✓
1.) In 4/4 time, the note that gets the beat is the Quarter Note (B). To determine this, we need to understand the time signature. The top number, 4, indicates that there are four beats in each measure. The bottom number, 4, tells us that the quarter note receives one beat. Therefore, the correct answer is B. To find this answer, you could count the beats in the measure, or you could look at the time signature itself to determine which note gets the beat.
2.) In one measure of 6/4 time, there are six beats (C). To figure this out, you need to refer to the time signature. The top number, 6, tells us how many beats are in each measure. The bottom number, 4, indicates that the quarter note is the note receiving one beat. Therefore, in a 6/4 time signature, there are six beats in one measure. To determine this answer, you can count the beats in the measure based on the time signature.
3.) In 4/8 time, the eighth note (A) gets the beat. Again, we can refer to the time signature to find this answer. The top number, 4, tells us there are four beats in each measure. The bottom number, 8, indicates that the eighth note receives one beat. Therefore, the correct answer is A. To confirm this, you can count the beats in the measure based on the time signature, or you can use your understanding of the relationship between the time signature and rhythmic values.