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A. C. three beats B. four beats 12. two beats C. five C. 17. five beats . four beats D. one beat B. how many beats are there in a measure? A. 18. how many beats does a dotted quarter note receive? A. a quarter note receives how many beat? A. In . three beats D. B. B. In a time signature. In . B. C. how many beats does a quarter rest receive?
quarter rest: In 4/4 time, the quarter rest receives one beat (one-quarter of a measure). half rest: The half rest is twice as long as the quarter rest. In 4/4 time, the half rest receives two beats (one-half of a measure). whole rest: The whole rest is four times as long as the quarter rest. In 4/4 time, the whole rest receives four beats (one whole measure). eighth rest: The eighth rest is half as long as the quarter rest. In 4/4 time, the eighth rest receives one-half of a beat (one-eighth of a measure). sixteenth rest: The sixteenth rest is one-quarter as long as the quarter rest. In 4/4 time, the sixteenth rest receives one-quarter of a beat (one-sixteenth of a measure). One final topic related to note and rest values: ties and dotted notes. If you tie two notes together, as shown in the diagram below, it means that you should hold the note for the full duration of both notes.