Cadential Six-Four Chord Quiz Gr 12 Helberg PAages 92-95

When is it allowed to use chords in the second inversion?

• In the middle of a cadence

• At a cadence as a cadential six-four chord

• At the beginning of a cadence

• At the end of a cadence

What function does a cadential six-four chord serve?

• As a dominant chord

• As a decoration for a cadence

• As a passing chord

• As a tonic chord

Which chords can fulfill the function of a cadential six-four chord?

• V and II

• IVc and Ic

• III and VI

• I and IV

To what type of chord does the cadential six-four chord resolve?

• Chord in the root position

• Chord in the first inversion

• Chord in the third inversion

• Chord in the second inversion

When does the cadential six-four chord occur?

• On the offbeat

• On the weak beat

• On the strong beat

• On the upbeat

How many voices typically descend stepwise in the cadential six-four chord?

• One

• Two

• Four

• Three

What are good indications for using a cadential six-four chord?

• A long tonic note in the bass

• A long dominant note in the soprano

• A long subdominant note in the tenor

• A long leading tone in the alto

When can the Six-Four chords (IVc) be used in the middle of a cadence?

• If the last tonic bass note is at least four beats long

• If the last tonic bass note is at least five beats long

• If the last tonic bass note is at least two beats long

• If the last bass note is at least three beats long and either a long tonic or a long dominant note