Q4 Music 6 WW2: Texture

1. It refers to the overall quality of a single or several layers of sound heard at

the same time.

• A. texture

• B. melody

• C. timbre

• D. tempo

2. Texture in music depends on the number of musical sounds put together.

What texture has a single melody without accompaniment?

• A.Monophonic

• B.Homophonic

• C. Polyphonic

• D.Heterophonic

3. What is the texture when there is a melody with accompaniment?

• A.Polyphonic

• B. Monophonic

• C. Homophonic

• D.solo

4. These are two or more different songs that can be sung together.

• A. duet

• B. round song

• C. ensemble

• D. partner song

5. The choir sings in unison without any accompaniment. What is the texture

created?

• A. Polyphonic

• B. Homophonic

• C. Heterophonic

• D.Monophonic

6. The pupils are singing the National Anthem during the flag ceremony in

unison. What is the texture produced?

• A.Monophonic

• B.Polyphonic

• C. Homophonic

• D.Heterophonic

7. Mrs. Cruz asked her pupils to sing Are You Sleeping in 3-part round. What

kind of texture do the children create during the activity?

• A.Monophonic

• B.Heterophonic

• C. Polyphonic

• D.Homophonic

8. Which is an example of a polyphonic texture?

• A. singing in a round song

• B. instrumental solo

• C. choir singing in unison

• D. 3 violins playing a single melody

9. Polyphonic music uses 2 or more independent melodies sung or played

together. Which of the following vocal music made up of 2-4 groups singing

in imitation the first voice followed by other voices singing the same melody

in different entrances?

• A. round song

• B. ensemble

• C. duet

• D. partner song

10. When a song is characterized by 3 or more independent melodies performed

simultaneously, what kind of texture is produced?

• A.Heterophonic

• B.Homophonic

• C. Polyphonic

• D.Monophonic