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HS 1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many half steps a UNISON has?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

0

d)

5

2.

Haydn wrote _________ SYMPHONIES in his entire life...

a)

104

b)

94

c)

101

d)

107

3.

Haydn´s Symphony no. 94 its called:

a)

London Symphony

b)

Surprise Symphony

c)

Classic Symphony

d)

Farewell Symphony

4.

How it is called the difference in pitch between two sounds?

a)

jump

b)

interval

c)

third

d)

halfstep

5.

The smallest musical interval it is called:

a)

interval

b)

unison

c)

tritone

d)

half step

6.

In natural notes the distance between E to F it is an example of:

a)

half step

b)

triad

c)

whole step

d)

C Major scale

7.

Music intervals has two characteristics:

a)

unison & key signature

b)

quality & sharps

c)

distance & quality

d)

distance & perfect

8.

Perfect intervals are:

a)

5th, 4th, Unison & 8v

b)

8v, 3rd & Unison

c)

Unison, 4th & 8v.

d)

8v, 5th & half step.

9.

The m3 music interval has:

a)

4 half steps

b)

3 half steps

c)

5 half steps

d)

2 half steps

10.

When you find an interval with same note name and different pitch, for sure this is a:

a)

M8

b)

m8

c)

P5

d)

P8

11.

Major triad is built with:

a)

M3 & m3

b)

M3 & M3

c)

m3 & M3

d)

m3 & m3

12.

Which interval has 4 whole steps

a)

M6

b)

U

c)

m6

d)

P5

13.

Main key signature in Surprise Symphony is:

a)

G Major

b)

C Major

c)

D Major

d)

A Major

14.

Structure of minor triads are:

a)

M3 & m3

b)

M5 & P5

c)

m3 & m3

d)

m3 & M3

15.

A P8 interval contains:

a)

6 half steps

b)

6 notes

c)

6 whole steps

d)

6 steps

16.

Following is an example of m2 interval:

a)

G to A

b)

D to E

c)

C to B

d)

B to A

17.

London Symphonies composer is:

a)

Leopold Mozart

b)

Ludwig Beethoven

c)

Franz Joseph Haydn

d)

Johann Sebastian Bach

18.

The second note of a triad is called:

a)

root

b)

3rd

c)

5th

d)

Base note

19.

Haydn is a prominent composer from this music period:

a)

Romantic

b)

Baroque

c)

Contemporary

d)

Classical

20.

W W h W W W h

What is the meaning of this pattern?

a)

Whole tones scales

b)

Major scale formula

c)

Melodic Scale pattern

d)

minor scales formula