1. What is one possible usage for the final barline?

Dividing the work up into new sections and indicating when a significant change happens in the music.

Breaks music down into small segments which are based on the time signature.

Creating a division between individual measures.

Making it easier to see the breakdown of beats in a time signature that has an unusual number of beats.

Indicating to the performer that a movement in a larger work has come to an end.

2. If the quarter note is worth one beat, select the note/rest value that is held for a full four beats.

Quarter Note/Rest

Eighth Note/Rest

Double Whole Note/Rest

Half Note/Rest

Whole Note/Rest

3. How can a complex time signature be identified?

Any time signature with a 6, 9, or 12 as the top number.

Any time signature that doesn't have a 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, or 12 as the top number.

A time signature that uses dashed barlines to indicate when the tempo should change.

Any time signature with a 2, 3, or 4 as the top number.