Vocab Quiz

What is the structure of a binary musical form?

• 3 sections; ABC

• 1 section repeated with different words

• 2 sections; AB

• 3 unique sections, 5 sections total; ABACA

How many sections are there in a ternary musical form?

• 2

• 3

• 5

• 1

What is the structure of a rondo musical form?

• 1 section repeated with slight changes; AA’A’’...

• 2 sections; AB

• 3 sections; ABC

• 3 unique sections, 5 sections total; ABACA

What is another name for phrasic musical form?

• Binary

• Ternary

• Strophic

• Rondo

How is the theme and variations musical form structured?

• 3 sections; ABC

• 1 section repeated with different words

• 2 sections; AB

• 1 section repeated with slight changes; AA’A’’...

What is a Major in music?

• A chord that represents the key center

• A type of scale that starts on Do and usually sounds cheerful

• A chord that prepares the listener for a dominant chord

• A type of scale that starts on La and usually sounds serious or scary

What does Minor refer to in music?

• A chord that prepares the listener for the next sound

• A type of scale that starts on Do and usually sounds cheerful

• A type of scale that starts on La and usually sounds serious or scary

• A chord that represents the key center

What is the Tonic in musical terms?

• A chord that prepares the listener for a dominant chord

• A type of scale that starts on La and usually sounds serious or scary

• A chord that represents the key center and feels like "home"

• A type of scale that starts on Do and usually sounds cheerful

What is the role of the Dominant chord in music?

• It represents the key center and feels like "home"

• It is a type of scale that starts on La and usually sounds serious or scary

• It prepares the listener for the next sound and is labeled V (5)

• It is a type of scale that starts on Do and usually sounds cheerful

What does Sub-dominant refer to in music?

• A chord that represents the key center

• A chord that prepares the listener for the next sound

• A type of scale that starts on Do and usually sounds cheerful

• A chord that prepares the listener for a dominant chord; labeled ii (2) or IV (4)