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20 Cards in this Set
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How does a dot placed to the right of a note effect the duration of that note?
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A dot placed to the right of a note increases that note by one half its duration.
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What is the numerical value of a dotted whole note (assuming the quarter note is the unit)?
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The numerical value of a dotted whole note is 6 beats.
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What is the numerical value of a dotted half note (assuming the quarter note is the unit)?
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The numerical value of a dotted half note is 3 beats.
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What is the numerical value of a dotted quarter note (assuming the quarter note is the unit)?
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The numerical value of a dotted quarter note is 1&1/2 beats.
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What is the numerical value of a dotted eighth note (assuming the quarter note is the unit)?
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The numerical value of a dotted eighth note is 3/4 of a beat.
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A dot placed to the ______ of a note increases that note by one half its duration.
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right
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A dot placed to the right of a note ____ that note by one half its duration.
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increases
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A dot placed to the right of a note increase that note by one ____ its duration.
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half
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4 eighth notes equals a dotted ____ and an _____ note.
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4 eighth notes equals a dotted quarter and an eighth note.
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4 quarter notes equals a dotted ____ and a ____ note.
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4 quarter notes equals a dotted half note and a quarter note.
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3 quarter notes = a dotted ____ note
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3 quarter notes = a dotted half note
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3 half notes = a dotted ____ note
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3 half notes = a dotted whole note
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3 eighth notes= a dotted ___ note
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3 eighth notes= a dotted quarter note
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3 sixteenth notes = a dotted ____ note
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3 sixteenth notes = a dotted eighth note
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4 quarter notes = a dotted ___ note and a ___ note
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4 quarter notes = a dotted half note and a quarter note
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4 sixteenth notes = a dotted ___ note and a ____ note.
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4 sixteenth notes = a dotted eighth note and a sixteenth note.
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In medieval times, a dotted note was considered _____.
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In medieval times, a dotted note was considered perfect.
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In medieval times, a note without a dot was considered ____.
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In medieval times, a note without a dot was considered imperfect.
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puntus perfectionis
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the dot of perfection
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Why did medieval writers believe "three" represented perfection.
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Medieval writers believed that three represented perfection because of the Blessed Trinity.
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