Which term indicates that the entire section should play the same part?

• A. the entire section playing the same part
• B. One person playing
• C. Full
• D. Return to tempo

Answer: (A)

Unison is the idea here: when the entire section plays the same part, all players sound the same notes at the same time, creating a single, cohesive line. This keeps the texture unified rather than split into multiple voices or octaves. The description that the whole section should play the same part matches this concept directly. The other ideas point to different situations—solo means one person plays, not the whole section; “full” is ambiguous about unison; and returning to tempo has nothing to do with whether players share the same line.