Music Quiz

This was an era of war, famine, and

chaos, and people were searching

for security and protection.

• Medieval Period

• Romantic Period

• Renaissance Period

• Classical Period

________________ ended the persecution of Christians.

• Ludwig van Beethoven

• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

• Johann Sebastian Bach

• Roman Emperor Constantine

It is a sacred song of the Western Roman Catholic Church and initiated to compile by Pope Gregory.

• Gregorian Chant

• Feudal System

• Sacred Song

• A cappella

It focuses on human progress, virtues, and aesthetics wherein people started to work more on secular concepts than on religious ideologies.

• concerto

• rebirth

• humanism

• Baroque Period

If opera means "labor, work, and composition", then, oratorio means _____________________.

• a drama put into music with elaborate costumes.

• a musical play without scenery, costumes, and acting.

• a musical performance played by a soloist.

• a story telling with puppet on its hand.

"Renaissance Period literally means rebirth while Baroque Period is known for its extravagant lavish, decorativeness,

theatrical, and melodramatic characteristics."

Analyze the statement above and choose which statement is correct.

• The statement is false because the meaning should be reversed.

• The statement is true but Renaissance Period is not literally about "rebirth".

• The statement is false because the Baroque Period is about the Dark Ages.

• The statement is true with correct explanation.

The meaning of classical is ______ and ______ as this era focused on the natural practice.

• music and art

• art and nature

• art and culture

• history and art

Romanticism means _____________.

• love or romance

• artwork of history

• freedom to love

• art with the heart

The ___________ is the genre for the orchestra that features one soloist.

• concerto

• oratorio

• opera

• humanism

____________ were the traveling musicians who performed in different places to entertain people with their music about courtly love, chivalry, and romance during the Medieval Period.

• Troubadours

• Gregorian Chant

• Orchestra

• Feudal