1	D.S al Fine		_____	Very loud.
2	Dynamic Signs		_____	The area between two bar lines.
3	Eighth Note		_____	To play or sing 2 or more notes smoothly connected.
4	Eighth Rest		_____	Play or sing through the 1st ending to the repeat sign, then go back to the beginning. When repeating, skip the 1st ending and play the 2nd.
5	Enharmonic Notes		_____	The natural sign before a note cancels the previous flat or sharp.
6	Fermata		_____	The bass staff and treble staff connected by a brace and a line.
7	Fine		_____	Moderately soft.
8	1st and 2nd Endings		_____	Indicate the volume, or how soft or loud the music should be played.
9	Flat		_____	In time signatures with 4 as the bottom number, it recieves 1/2 beat of silence.
10	Forte		_____	Two notes that sound the same but are written differently.
11	Fortissimo		_____	Loud
12	Grand Staff		_____	Hold the note for longer than its normal value.
13	Half Note		_____	Very slow.
14	Half Rest		_____	In time signatures with 4 as the bottom number, it recieves two beats of silence.
15	Half Step		_____	In time signatures with 4 as the bottom number, it recieves two beats.
16	Largo		_____	Repeat from the sign adn play to the end.
17	Ledger Line		_____	Short lines which are added to extend the range of the staff when the notes are too low or too high to be written on the staff.
18	Legato		_____	Lowers the pitch by one half step.
19	Measure (or Bar)		_____	In time signatures with four as the bottom number, it recieves 1/2 beat.
20	Mezzo		_____	The end
21	Mezzo Forte		_____	Moderately
22	Mezzo Piano		_____	The distance from any key on the keyboard to the very next key above or below, whether black or white.
23	Middle C		_____	Moderately
24	Moderato		_____	The note in the middle of the grand staff and the C nearest in the middle of the keyboard.
25	Natural Sign		_____	Moderately Loud.