AP Music Theory Final

​ (a)   meter is subdivided into 2. ​ (b)   meters are grouped by 3.

• Simple
• Compound
• Duple
• Triple
• Quadruple
• Symmetrical
• Asymmetrical

​ (a)   meters cannot be duple, triple, or quadruple

• Duple
• Triple
• Quadruple
• Symmetrical
• Asymmetrical
• Simple
• Compound

Order the voices in order of highest vocal range (left) to lowest vocal range (right)

• Bass

• Soprano

• Tenor

• Alto

The first 5 notes of the B-flat major scale contain these notes in order: ​ (a)   / ​ (b)   / ​ (c)   / ​ (d)   / ​ (e)   /

• Bb
• C
• D
• Eb
• F
• E
• F#
• B
• C#
• Db

The first 5 notes of the F# minor scale contain these notes in order: ​ (a)  

/ ​ (b)   / ​ (c)   / ​ (d)   / ​ (e)   /

• G
• F#
• B
• C#
• Db
• G#
• A
• A#
• F
• Cb

Order dynamics in order of loudest (left) to softest (right)

• Mezzo-Piano

• Piano

• Forte

• Fortissimo

• Mezzo-Forte

Parallel keys have the same ​ (a)   Relative keys have the same ​ (b)  

• starting note.
• key signature.
• Clef.
• Octave.

Categorize these intervals in terms of Major/Minor or Perfect

Groups:

(a) Major/Minor

,

(b) Perfect

• 2

• 4

• 6

• 5

• 8 (octave)

• 7

• 3

• 1 (unison)

Order the intervals from largest (left) to smallest (right)

• Augmented

• Diminished

• Major/Perfect

• Minor

Match the interval to its inversion

• Perfect

• Augmented

• Augmented

• Minor

• Minor

• Diminished

• Diminshed

• Perfect

• Major

• Major