Cadences Quiz Helberg Gr 12 Pages 53-55

Which cadence sounds complete, like a full-stop?

• Authentic (perfect) cadence (V — l)

• Interrupted cadence (V — vi)

• Plagal cadence (IV — l)

• Imperfect cadence (l — V)

Which cadence sounds incomplete, like a comma?

• Authentic (perfect) cadence (V — l)

• Plagal cadence (IV — l)

• Imperfect cadence (l — V)

• Interrupted cadence (V — vi)

Which of the following is an example of an imperfect cadence?

• IV-V (Subdominant to dominant)

• V — l

• vi-V (Submediant to dominant)

• ii-V (Supertonic to dominant)

When is it allowed to precede a cadence with the second chord of the cadence?

• Only in the case of the plagal cadence

• Never

• Always

• Only in the case of the cadential six four chord

Which cadence ending on a tonic chord function lacks the finality of the perfect cadence and can be used at the end of phrases and sections?

• Interrupted cadence (V — vi)

• Imperfect cadence (l — V)

• Plagal cadence (IV — l)

• Authentic (perfect) cadence (V — l)

What is the cadence that lacks the finality of the perfect cadence but can be used at the end of a piece?

• Deceptive cadence (V — vi)

• Half cadence (l — V)

• Plagal cadence (IV — l)

• Authentic (perfect) cadence (V — l)

Which cadence gives the feeling of incompleteness, like a comma?

• Authentic (perfect) cadence (V — l)

• Plagal cadence (IV — l)

• Half cadence (l — V)

• Deceptive cadence (V — vi)

Identify examples of half cadences from the following options.

• IV-V (Subdominant to dominant)

• V — l

• vi-V (Submediant to dominant)

• ii-V (Supertonic to dominant)