Answer key
Sixteenth Rhythms
Every answer, with the reason. 9 questions.
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The cell called "sixteenths". Which of the four counts do you play?
1 e & a
All four slots are counted either way; these are the ones a note starts on.
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The cell called "eighth two". Which of the four counts do you play?
1 & a
All four slots are counted either way; these are the ones a note starts on.
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The cell called "two eighth". Which of the four counts do you play?
1 e &
All four slots are counted either way; these are the ones a note starts on.
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The cell called "sixteenth eighth sixteenth". Which of the four counts do you play?
1 e a
All four slots are counted either way; these are the ones a note starts on.
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The cell called "dotted eighth sixteenth". Which of the four counts do you play?
1 a
All four slots are counted either way; these are the ones a note starts on.
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The cell called "rest sixteenth rest". Which of the four counts do you play?
e
All four slots are counted either way; these are the ones a note starts on.
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The cell called "three rest note". Which of the four counts do you play?
a
All four slots are counted either way; these are the ones a note starts on.
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The cell called "alternating rests". Which of the four counts do you play?
e a
All four slots are counted either way; these are the ones a note starts on.
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The cell called "rest two rest". Which of the four counts do you play?
e &
All four slots are counted either way; these are the ones a note starts on.