MEMS 6th Grade Final Exam Study Guide

These 25 flashcards cover the requirements and formatting of the MEMS 6th Grade Final Exam Study Guide, including Note Reading, Counting, Key Signatures, Dynamics, and Articulations.

On what date is the MEMS 6th Grade Final Exam scheduled?

June 12th, 2026

In the NOTE READING section, what must a student identify before writing note names?

Which clef they read

Where are note names to be written in the first section of the study guide?

Underneath the note

In the COUNTING & NOTE VALUES section, what are students directed to write under each example?

The correct counting

What information does Question 4 and Question 5 ask for specifically?

What the note value is called

According to Question 6, what measurement is required for a quarter note?

How many beats it gets

According to Question 7, what measurement is required for a quarter rest?

How many beats it gets

What does Question 8 ask about the KEY SIGNATURE?

What it tells us about a piece of music

Questions 9, 10, and 11 require the student to provide the name of what?

A symbol

In the key signature section, Question 12 asks for the count of which specific notes?

Notes that are sharp

In the key signature section, Question 13 asks for the count of which specific notes?

Notes that are flat

In the DYNAMICS section, what does the symbol $f$ stand for?

Question 14 asks for what it stands for

Which dynamic marking corresponds to the meaning “soft”?

The marking asked for in Question 15

In the DYNAMICS section, what does the symbol $mp$ stand for?

Question 16 asks for what it stands for

In the DYNAMICS section, what does the symbol $p$ stand for?

Question 17 asks for what it stands for

Which dynamic marking corresponds to the meaning “medium loud”?

The marking asked for in Question 18

Which dynamic marking corresponds to the meaning “loud”?

The marking asked for in Question 19

What is the requirement for Question 20 in the study guide?

Define “Dynamics”

What is the requirement for Question 21 in the study guide?

Define “Articulations”

Questions 22 and 23 ask the student to identify what feature of a note?

The articulation on the note

Which articulation is described as being “short and separated”?

The articulation asked for in Question 24

Which articulation is described as being “sustained for its full length”?

The articulation asked for in Question 25

What are the two primary sections listed on Page 1 of the document?

NOTE READING and COUNTING & NOTE VALUES

What major topic is covered on Page 2 alongside Key Signatures?

DYNAMICS

Which section begins on Page 3 of the study guide?

ARTICULATIONS