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Medieval and Renaissance Part 2

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Monophonic means...

a)

Only harmony, never any melody.

b)

There is no harmony, everyone sings the melody.

c)

Neither harmony nor melody are present.

d)

Everyone just starts shrieking and hoping for the best.

2.

Ternary Form is...

a)

Three part form in A-B-A

b)

Three part form in A-B-B

c)

Three part form in A-B-C

d)

Three part form in A-A-A

3.

Gregorian Chant is the primary form of singing in the Medieval Period, and gets it's name from...

a)

Francis, the Earl of Sandwich

b)

Father Markus from Victorville

c)

Pope St. Gregory I

d)

Mr. DiPalo's Dad

4.

Gregorian Chant is a Sacred form of Music.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Gregorian Chant was typically sung in which language?

a)

English

b)

Spanish

c)

German

d)

Latin

6.

In the Renaissance period, Polyphony was...

a)

Music with overlapping melodies, sung at the same time.

b)

Music with one melody, sung once per part.

c)

Music with only melody, and no harmony.

d)

No music, only Zhul.

7.

Imitation was...

a)

When one part would sing the melody, and another part would repeat, or imitate, it.

b)

When one part would sing the melody over and over again.

c)

When three parts sang the melody at the same time.

d)

When all four parts started dancing because singing was boring.

8.

Did we have musical keys in the Renaissance period?

a)

Yes, they began in the Renaissance Period.

b)

No, we used Musical Modes instead because keys were not created until the Baroque Period.

9.

Secular Music was known as...

a)

The "party music" of the Renaissance period

b)

The "funeral music" of the Renaissance Period

c)

The "movie music" of the Renaissance Period

d)

The "Rap music" of the Renaissance Period

10.

In the Renaissance Period, there was a bigger demand for Instrumental and Secular Music.

a)

False

b)

True