What is harmony in music?

• a) The speed of the music

• b) The combination of different musical notes played or sung simultaneously

• c) The volume of the music

• d) The rhythm of the music

What term is used to describe the simultaneous sounding of three or more notes?

• a) Scale

• b) Arpeggio

• c) Chord

• d) Cadence

Which term describes music with a single melodic line?

• a) Monophonic

• b) Polyphonic

• c) Homophonic

• d) Heterophonic

What is the term for two or more different notes played or sung together in harmony?

• a) Melody

• b) Chord

• c) Interval

• d) Rhythm

Which musical form consists of two main sections, often labeled A and B?

• a) Rondo

• b) Sonata form

• c) Binary form

• d) Ternary form

Which musical era is known for its extensive use of polyphonic texture?

• a) Renaissance

• b) Baroque

• c) Classical

• d) Romantic

What is heterophonic texture?

• a) A single melodic line with multiple variations

• b) Multiple independent melodies played or sung simultaneously

• c) A single melody supported by harmonies

• d) A single repeated rhythm

Which of the following progressions is a common chord progression in Western music?

• a) I-III-V

• b) IV-V-I

• c) II-V-IV

• d) VI-II-III

What is texture in music?

• a) The loudness of the music

• b) The thickness or density of the musical layers

• c) The speed of the music

• d) The key signature of the music

Which texture features multiple independent melodic lines played or sung simultaneously?

• a) Monophonic

• b) Polyphonic

• c) Homophonic

• d) Heterophonic