VOCAL TECHNIQUE QUIZ

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  What vocal level are you at now?

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    Pro - I'm very skilled. I already perform as well.
  • B.
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    Advanced - I think I'm talented but need to work on my voice more
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    Moderate - I definitely think there's room for improvement, though
  • D.
    Beginner - I can sing OK, but not as well as many other people
  • E.
    Absolute beginner... but I love to sing and hope to get better
• 2.
  How many people have complimented you on your voice?

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    Many people have, every single time I've sung
  • B.
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    A lot of people:)
  • C.
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    Sometimes people tell me I'm pretty good
  • D.
    Only my family and friends
  • E.
    I hear more criticism than compliments
• 3.
  Have you ever sung in front of an audience? (Both group singing and solos count)

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    Yes, too many to count/Sometimes I sing on stage in front of a huge crowd
  • B.
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    Yes, many times
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    Yes, once, but it was not a big deal
  • D.
    No, but I want to. Maybe someday!
  • E.
    No, I'd never be brave enough to do that
• 4.
  After singing, does your voice hurt, sound hoarse or do you have difficulty speaking?

  • A.
    Yes, even during singing, I cannot even reach the end of my performance and I cannot speak or sing for days
  • B.
    Yes, I notice hoarseness and hurting after my performance
  • C.
    Sometimes, when I am tired or stressed
  • D.
    No, I never have these kind of voice problems
  • E.
    My voice always sound hoarse, unclear and raw 
• 5.
  Breath support is aimed at...

  • A.
    Pushing the air out
  • B.
    Holding the air in
  • C.
    Both pushing the air out and holding the air in
• 6.
  When it comes to a good posture for breathing in, you must...

  • A.
    Relax your buttocks and relax your belly muscles
  • B.
    Tighten your buttocks and relax your belly muscles
  • C.
    Tighten your buttocks and tighten your belly muscles
  • D.
    Relax yout buttocks and tighten your belly muscles
• 7.
  In order to make the vowel "oo"resonate, you...

  • A.
    Articulate as active as possible, tightening the lips and putting your chin forward
  • B.
    Articulate actively, but with the whole face and without putting too much strain on the lips or chin
  • C.
    Articulate loosely, like when speaking, in order to not have strain at all
• 8.
  Singing in head voice means...

  • A.
    Singing with the head, thinking actively about the notes
  • B.
    Singing the high notes without opening the throat
  • C.
    Singing the high notes with the throat open 
• 9.
  Breathing in singing must be done...

  • A.
    Actively in, actively out
  • B.
    Actively in, passively out
  • C.
    Passively in, passively out
  • D.
    Passively in, actively out
• 10.
  In order to shift to the upper register, a male singer should...

  • A.
    Use chest voice and go into falsetto exactly on the break
  • B.
    Use chest voice as long as possible and try not to go in falsetto
  • C.
    Always use falsetto
  • D.
    Slowly open the throat note by note, depending on tones and vowels sung
• 11.
  Have you had any voice lessons/training?

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    Yes - Im still taking lessons!
  • B.
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    Yes - but I feel I need more knowledgeable training and want to fill in the gaps
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    Not anymore
  • D.
    No, but I want to!
• 12.
  A classical singer...

  • A.
    Uses both chest voice and head voice combined
  • B.
    Aims to sing every note in head voice
  • C.
    Uses chest voice all over to make it sound natural
• 13.
  The diaphragm...

  • A.
    Is a muscle in your throat that makes the vocal chords vibrate
  • B.
    Is an umbrella-shaped layer of muscles that regulate the breath
  • C.
    Is a tool that is used for Lax Vox (Glass Tube Resonance Method)
• 14.
  How do you sing the lowest notes of your register?

  • A.
    As loud as possible and with lots of breath control
  • B.
    Soft and airy but with good placement

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  A Novice Singer!

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• 2.
  You have aquired quite some knowledge about vocal technique, but can learn more!

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• 3.
  You have lots of knowledge but can learn and develop your voice to the fullest!

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