Types of Rests:
For each type of note you learned beforehand there is a corresponding rest.
The whole rest:
Looks like:
a dark rectangle attached to a bar line, facing downwards. (1 shown)
The half rest:
Looks like:
a dark rectangle attached to a bar line, facing upwards. (2 shown)
The quarter rest:
Looks like:
a squiggly line. (4 shown)
The eighth rest:
Looks like:
a slanted line with a dot. (8 shown)
The sixteenth rest:
Looks like:
a slanted line with a double dot. (16 shown)
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