ABRSM grade 5 theory - foreign terms with correct answers

A tempo In time Accelerando (Accel) Gradually getting faster Ad libitum (Ad lib.) At choice Adagio Slow Affettuoso Tenderly Agitato Agitated Al, alla In the style of Alla breve With a minim beat Allargando Broadening Allegretto Fairly quick Allegro Fast Allegro assai Very fast Allegro moderato Moderately fast Amabile Amiable, pleasant Andante At a walking pace Andantino slightly faster than andante Animato Animated, lively Appassionato With passion Assai very Attacca Go immediately to next section Ben Well Brio Vigor Cantabile In a singing style Cantando Singing Come As, similar to Comodo At a comfortable speed Con, col With Crescendo (Cresc.) Gradually getting louder Da capo (D.C.) Repeat from the beginning Dal segno (D.S.) Repeat from the "S" sign Deciso With determination Decrescendo (Decresc.) Gradually getting quieter Diminuendo (Dim.) Gradually getting quieter Dolce Sweet, soft Dolore Grief, sorrow Doloroso Sorrowful Douce Sweet E, ed And Energico Energetic Espressivo (espress.) Expressive Fine The end Forte (f) Loud Fortepiano (fp) Loud, then immediately soft Fortissimo (ff) Very loud Forza Force Giocoso Playful, merry Grave Very slow, solemn Grazioso Graceful Langsam Slow Largamente Broadly Larghetto Rather slow Largo Slow and stately Lebhaft Lively Legato Smoothly Leggiero Light, nimble Lent Slow Lento Slow Ma But Maestoso Majestic Marcato (marc.) Emphatic, accented Marcia March Mässig At a moderate speed Meno Less Mesto Sad Mezzo Half Mezzo forte (mf) Moderately loud