2nd ESO. Unit 4. Pages 62-65
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- Q1How is the sound produced when we sing?When the vocal chords vibrate at the same time you push the air out.When the lungs push the air out and the vocal chords are tenseThe lungs push the air out while the vocal chords are filling with airWhen the vocal chords vibrate at the same time you breathe60s
- Q2What are the vocal chords?Two muscles, one next to anotherTwo tendons one next to anotherSmall and thin chords in our throatA group of muscles joined60s
- Q3What can harm our vocal chords?Smoking, alcohol and sleep too muchSmoking, screaming and lack of sleepDrinking water, screaming and smokingScreaming, sleeping too much and smoking60s
- Q4Why Opera singers don’t need microphones when they are singing?Because they know how to use their resonatorsBecause theatres are usually smallBecause they always sing very loudlyBecause they amplify their voices with an amplifier60s
- Q5What happens if you put one hand on your forehead and the other on your chest and you sing a high note and a low note?With a low note the hand on my chest vibrates less than the otherWith a low note the hand on my forehead vibrates more than the otherWith a high note the hand on my forehead vibrates more than the otherWith a high note the hand on my chest vibrates more than the other60s
- Q6What is the function of resonators in a singer?To make the lyrics of songs resonate in our memoryTo make the air in the lungs amplified, so we obtain more airTo make the voice can be heard louderTo make the sound of our voice beautiful60s
- Q7What are some of our body’s resonators?Cranial cavity, mouth and lungsThoracic cavity, oral cavity and nosePharynx, larynx and vocal chordsNasal cavity, thoracic cavity and cranial cavity60s
- Q8What is the function of a vocal trainer?To change a mediocre voice into a good quality oneTo determine which notes can be sung by a singerAll answers are correctTo spend time to rehearse and practise with singers60s
- Q9Why is necessary to know our voice’s tessitura?In order to know if we have a soft or strong voiceIn order to know if we have a powerful voice or a weak oneNone of the previous answersIn order to know how many musical notes we can sing60s
- Q10If you want to be an Opera singer you need to have a......High-pitched voice that can sing softlyPowerful voice with a high-pitched tessituraVoice with good command of projection with a narrow vocal rangePowerful voice with a wide vocal range60s