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FORM pre-test 
Students will define music form, list 3 types of form, and explain 1 form using words and/or diagrams
Rubric Code: LX47C4W
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Subject: Music  
Type: Quiz  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Define FORM

Poor

Student was not able to define FORM in the context of music but was able to explain patterns in daily life.
Fair

Student was able to define FORM as a pattern that may have repeating parts.
Good

Student successfully defined FORM as an overall structure or plan for a piece of music.
List 3 music FORMS

Poor

Student was able to list one example of FORM such as ABA
Fair

Student was able to list two examples of FORM such as ABA, AB, etc.
Good

Student was able to list three examples of FORM such as AB, ABA, and rondo form.
Explain 1 music FORM

Poor

Student was able to explain FORM as a pattern.
Fair

Student was able to explain FORM as a pattern or grouping of sounds in music, some of which repeat
Good

Student was able to explain FORM as section of music that either repeat or change. The FORM keeps the music organized for the listener and composer.



Keywords:
  • form, define

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