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WorksheetsMusic Theory
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which chords are considered "TONIC" chords?
I
ii
iii
IV
vi
Which chords are considered "PREDOMINANT" chords?
I
ii
V
IV
viiº
Which chords are considered "DOMINANT" chords?
I
ii
V
IV
viiº
Which is an example of a PLAGAL CADENCE?
IV - V
ii - I
V - vi
IV - I
Which is an example of an AUTHENTIC CADENCE?
IV - V
V - I
V - vi
I - V
Which is an example of a DECEPTIVE CADENCE?
IV - V
V - I
V - vi
I - V
Which is an example of a HALF CADENCE?
IV - V
V - I
V - vi
I - V
How many half steps are in a MINOR 3rd?
1
2
3
4
5
How many half steps are in a MAJOR 3rd?
1
2
3
4
5
A good melody should consist mainly of _____ and _____
steps
skips
leaps
jumps
accidentals
Which statement best describes a HALF CADENCE?
Complete sounding - the absolute end of a phrase.
Incomplete sounding - the phrase wants to continue.
Incomplete sounding - the phrase goes in a different direction than what you were expecting.
Complete sounding - the phrase is over, but without much emphasis.
Which statement best describes a PLAGAL CADENCE?
Complete sounding - the absolute end of a phrase.
Incomplete sounding - the phrase wants to continue.
Incomplete sounding - the phrase goes in a different direction than what you were expecting.
Complete sounding - the phrase is over, but without much emphasis.
Which statement best describes a DECEPTIVE CADENCE?
Complete sounding - the absolute end of a phrase.
Incomplete sounding - the phrase wants to continue.
Incomplete sounding - the phrase goes in a different direction than what you were expecting.
Complete sounding - the phrase is over, but without much emphasis.
Which statement best describes an AUTHENTIC CADENCE?
Complete sounding - the absolute end of a phrase.
Incomplete sounding - the phrase wants to continue.
Incomplete sounding - the phrase goes in a different direction than what you were expecting.
Complete sounding - the phrase is over, but without much emphasis.
