WorksheetsMUSIC 5
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 6mins
It refers to the layers of sound heard at the same time.
Texture
Tempo
Dynamics
Harmony
Texture shows how many sounds or voices are heard and how they are combined.
True
False
It has single melodic line without accompaniment
Monophonic Texture
Homophonic Texture
Polyphonic Texture
It has a single melodic line accompanied by chords or musical instruments.
Monophonic Texture
Homophonic Texture
Polyphonic Texture
It is a kind of texture of music that includes two or more melodic lines sounding together.
Monophonic Texture
Homophonic Texture
Polyphonic Texture
It is sung in chorus of different voices with different starting points. It is sung in which one voice begins by singing the melody, followed by the other voices singing the same melody.
Choir
Round Song
Duet
All of the above
It is done when two different melodic lines are sounded together.
Round song
Partner song
It is a vertical relationship between a melody and its accompanying chords that sound together. It is a composite sound made up of two or more tones of different pitches that sound simultaneously.
Tempo
Texture
Harmony
Chords
It refers to the distance that can be small or large depending upon the pitches involved.
Intervals
Chords
Triad
Primary Chords
These are three or more different notes sounding together. They add color and create mood in music.
Intervals
Chords
Triad
Harmony
It is the basic chord. It is composed of a root, third and its fifth.
Chords
Triad
Primary Chords
Tonic Chords
It is basically known as the "family chords" It is considered as Tonic, Sub-dominant and Dominant.
Chords
Triad
Primary Chords
Tonic
It is the root note of the chord.
Tonic
Sub-dominant
Dominant
It is the fourth note from the tonic and has the Roman numeral IV.
Tonic
Sub-dominant
Dominant
It is the fifth note from the tonic and has the Roman numeral V.
Tonic
Sub-dominant
Dominant
