Music 5&6 Summative Test 3

What scale do these pitches in this order represent? C D E F G A B C

• C major scale
• A natural scale
• D major scale
• C minor scale

It is defined as the sequence of pitches in a melody that creates a distinct shape when visually represented on a musical staff.

• melodic contour
• rhythmic pattern
• harmonic structure
• melodic phrase

It makes use of notes far away from each other.

• Single notes

• Melodic patterns

• Wide melodic range

• Close melodic range

A melodic range that makes use of notes near each other.

• Narrow melodic range

• Rhythmic melody
• Harmonic melody
• Wide melodic range

This scale is made out of five notes only. This scale has been around for a long time and is used in ancient music.

• Chromatic scale

• Major scale
• Blues scale
• Pentatonic scale

A set of notes arranged in order of pitch, either ascending or descending.

• Melody
• Chord
• Harmony
• Scale

A type of interval that sounds farther from one note to the other. It has a key between two pitches.

• Wide Interval

• Whole Step

• Half Step

• Major interval

A type of interval that sounds nearer from one note to the other. It has no key between two pitches.

• wide interval

• whole step

• Half step

• octave

What does penta means in Greek?

What are the pitches involved in C Major Pentatonic Scale?

• C, D, E, F, A
• C, D, E, G, A

• C, E, F, G, A
• B, C, D, E, F