Music - Melody and Intervals - Grade 4

An ascending melody moves __________________.

• Downward

• Quickly

• Slowly

• Upward

A descending melody moves ____________.

• Upward

• Slowly

• Downward

• Quickly

The distance between two notes is defined as what?

• unison

• interval

• octave

• chromatic

What is the difference between a melodic interval and a harmonic interval?

• A harmonic interval sounds good together, but a melodic interval does not.

• A harmonic interval can be played on instruments, and melodic intervals are only for singers.

• A harmonic interval is larger, and a melodic interval is small.

• A harmonic interval is where notes are played at the same time, and a melodic interval is where notes are played one after the other.

It shows the distance and positions of notes . it also give us an idea of the relationship of the notes in the terms of distance and direction?

• Interval Ladder

• Harmonic Ladder

• Melodic Ladder

• Tonal Ladder

Is a series of notes that are arranged to create a musical idea it moves in different directions may go up or go down and steps go up or down in skips , or stay in the same position?

• Melody

• Interval

• Harmony

• Tonal

Choose all the types of melody?

• Step wise movement

• Skip wise movement

• Repeated movement

• Leap wise movement

• Interval wise movement

Is a series of notes that are arranged in succession one after the other living no space or line in between?

• Step wise movement

• Skip wise movement

• Repeated movement

• Leap wise movement

• Interval wise movement

Notes are arranged one after the other but with either a space or a line in between?

• Step wise movement

• Skip wise movement

• Repeated movement

• Leap wise movement

• Interval wise movement

Notes stay on the same space or on the same line?

• Step wise movement

• Skip wise movement

• Repeated movement

• Leap wise movement

• Interval wise movement