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Part-Writing, Chord Families, Accompaniment

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Typically in part-writing doubling the_______ is preferred

a)

Root

b)

Third

c)

Fifth

d)

Seventh

2.

In the case of a second inversion chord always double the...

a)

Root

b)

Third

c)

Fifth

d)

Seventh

3.

The leading tone should always resolve up by a step to Do when in which of the following voice parts?

a)

Tenor

b)

Alto

c)

Counter-Tenor

d)

Soprano

4.

The along with the soprano a LT in the bass should always resolve to....

a)

Sol

b)

Te

c)

Do

d)

Si

5.

The chordal 7th in a chord should

a)

Resolve up to Do

b)

Resolve down by a step or up by a step

c)

Resolve down by a step or hold until it can

d)

Hold on the note it is on

6.

The _____ should never be doubled

a)

Leading Tone

b)

Mediant

c)

Submediant

d)

Tonic

7.

When an inner voice contains a leading tone that does not resolve up to do it is called

a)

Angering the Leading-Tone

b)

Inconveniencing the Leading-Tone

c)

Frustrating the Leading-Tone

d)

Making the Leading-Tone five minutes late for a very important appointment

8.

When the LT of an inner voice does not resolve to Do it must go to

a)

Mi

b)

Te

c)

Sol

d)

Fa

9.

A cadential 6-4 functions as which of the following families

a)

Tonic

b)

Dominant

c)

Predominant

d)

Extradominant

10.

A cadential 6-4 written with suspensions will

a)

Use only the V roman numeral and various Arabic numerals

b)

Use both the I and V roman numerals and various Arabic numerals

c)

Use only the VI roman numeral and various Arabic numerals

d)

Use only the VI and IV roman numerals and various Arabic numerals

11.

Motion where both voices move in opposite directions is called

a)

Parallel

b)

Opposite

c)

Different

d)

Contrary

12.

The type of motion where one voice remains the same and a different voice moves toward it is called

a)

skewed motion

b)

oblique motion

c)

contrary motion

d)

towardly motion

13.

The type of motion where one voice remains the same and a different voice moves away it is called

a)

oblique motion

b)

contrary motion

c)

skewed motion

d)

awayly motion

14.

Two voices moving from a P5 to a d5 is called

a)

Parallel 5ths

b)

Unequal 5ths

c)

Similar 5ths

d)

Oblique 5ths

15.

Two voices moving in contrary motion from a P5 to a P5 is

a)

Acceptable

b)

Unacceptable

c)

Partial credit

d)

Acceptable on Tuesdays

16.

The dominant chord family should always go to which

a)

Predominant

b)

Subdominant

c)

Tonic

d)

Supertonic

17.

Chords that share 1 or more chord tones are considered in the same family

a)

True

b)

False

18.

The name for Low - High - Middle - High - Low Accompaniment

a)

Melody and Accompaniment

b)

Arpeggiated

c)

Albert Einsteini Bass

d)

Alberti Bass

19.

Harmonic Rhythm refers to

a)

The smallest rhythmic value in an example

b)

The largest rhythmic value in an example

c)

The rhythm by which the melody moves

d)

A rhythm to describe the rate at which the chords change

20.

Accompaniment that outlines a chord with subsequent notes (not at the same time) is

a)

Arpeggiated

b)

AARPeggiated

c)

Alberti Bass

d)

Melody and accompaniment