Jeopardy! Rhythm and Time.

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Jeopardy! Rhythm and Time

Questions 100 200 300 400 500 Beats by Dr. Play Time John Hancocks Anatomy of a Note Name that Note Showtime 100 200 300 400 500

How many beats is this note worth? Back to Jeopardy! Beats by dr. play 100 How many beats is this note worth?

How many beats is this note worth? Back to Jeopardy! Beats by dr. play 200 How many beats is this note worth?

How many beats is this rest worth? Back to Jeopardy! Beats by dr. play 300 How many beats is this rest worth?

How many beats is this note worth? Back to Jeopardy! Beats by dr. play 400 How many beats is this note worth?

How many beats is this rest worth? Back to Jeopardy! Beats by dr. play 500 How many beats is this rest worth?

Which time signature indicates that there are 4 beats per measure? Back to Jeopardy! Time John Hancocks 100 Which time signature indicates that there are 4 beats per measure?

Back to Jeopardy! Time John Hancocks 200 Which number in a time signature tells you how many beats per measure there will be?

Where should you write the time signature when writing music? Back to Jeopardy! Time John Hancocks 300 Where should you write the time signature when writing music?

Build a measure on the board in time. Back to Jeopardy! Time John Hancocks 400 Build a measure on the board in time.

What is another word for time signature? Back to Jeopardy! Time John Hancocks 500 What is another word for time signature?

Identify the circled part of the note. Back to Jeopardy! Anatomy of a note 100 Identify the circled part of the note.

Identify the circled part of the note. Back to Jeopardy! Anatomy of a note 200 Identify the circled part of the note.

Identify the circled part of the note. Back to Jeopardy! Anatomy of a note 300 Identify the circled part of the note.

Identify the circled part of the note. Back to Jeopardy! Anatomy of a note 400 Identify the circled part of the note.

Back to Jeopardy! Anatomy of a note 500 When considering how the notes are built, what is the difference between eighth notes and sixteenth notes?

Back to Jeopardy! Name that note 100

Back to Jeopardy! Name that note 200

Back to Jeopardy! Name that note 300

Back to Jeopardy! Name that note 400

Back to Jeopardy! Name that note 500

Back to Jeopardy! Showtime 100

Back to Jeopardy! Showtime 200

Back to Jeopardy! Showtime 300

Back to Jeopardy! Showtime 400

Back to Jeopardy! Showtime 500