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MUSIC5 4TH TEXTURE AND HARMONY

Total questions: 71

Worksheet time: 58mins

Name
Class
Date
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7.

What are the three kinds of texture?

a)

Monophonic texture

b)

Homophonic texture

c)

Polyphonic texture

d)

monophony

8.
a)

Monophonic texture or monophony

b)

Homophonic texture

c)

Polyphonic texture

9.



(a)  

10.
a)

Monophonic texture or monophony

b)

Homophonic texture

c)

Polyphonic texture

11.
a)

Monophonic texture or monophony

b)

Homophonic texture

c)

Polyphonic texture

12.



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14.
a)

Monophonic texture or monophony

b)

Homophonic texture

c)

Polyphonic texture

15.
a)

Monophonic texture or monophony

b)

Homophonic texture

c)

Polyphonic texture

16.



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18.
a)

Monophonic texture or monophony

b)

Homophonic texture

c)

Polyphonic texture

19.
a)

Monophonic texture or monophony

b)

Homophonic texture

c)

Polyphonic texture

20.
a)

Monophonic texture or monophony

b)

Homophonic texture

c)

Polyphonic texture

21.



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24.

What basic chord is called Triad is composed by the circled image.

(a)  

25.

What basic chord is called Triad is composed by the circled image.

(a)  

26.

What basic chord is called Triad is composed by the circled image.

(a)  

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30.

The basic chord is called Triad is composed of a _____, ______, and ______.

(a)  

31.
a)

root

b)

third

c)

fifth

32.
a)

root

b)

third

c)

fifth

33.
a)

root

b)

third

c)

fifth

34.



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36.

In the key of C, the primary chords are _______, _____ , and _______ .

 

a)

C major

b)

F major

c)

G major

d)

D major

37.
a)

Tonic

b)

Sub-dominant

c)

Dominant

d)

Super

Tonic

e)

Sub-Mediant

38.
a)

Tonic chord

b)

Sub-dominant

c)

Dominant

d)

Super

Tonic

e)

Sub-Mediant

39.
a)

Tonic chord

b)

Sub-dominant

c)

Dominant

d)

Super

Tonic

e)

Sub-Mediant

40.
a)

Tonic chord

b)

Sub-dominant

c)

Dominant

d)

Super

Tonic

e)

Sub-Mediant

41.
a)

Tonic chord

b)

Sub-dominant

c)

Dominant

d)

Super

Tonic

e)

Sub-Mediant

42.
a)

Tonic chord

b)

Sub-dominant

c)

Dominant

d)

Super

Tonic

e)

Sub-Mediant

43.
a)

Tonic chord

b)

Sub-dominant

c)

Dominant

d)

Super

Tonic

e)

Sub-Mediant

44.



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46.
a)

Secondary chords

b)

Primary chords

47.
a)

Secondary chords

b)

Primary chords

48.
a)

D minor

b)

E minor

c)

A minor

d)

B minor

e)

F minor

49.
a)

Supertonic

b)

Mediant

c)

Sub-median

d)

Leading Tone

e)

Tonic

50.

Type if belong to primary or secondary chord, what chord referred to, the Roman numeral and Name in Key of C.

Example: primary Dominant V G major

(a)  

51.

Type if belong to primary or secondary chord, what chord referred to, the Roman numeral and Name in Key of C.

Example: primary Dominant V G major

(a)  

52.

Type if belong to primary or secondary chord, what chord referred to, the Roman numeral and Name in Key of C.

Example: primary Dominant V G major

(a)  

53.

Type if belong to primary or secondary chord, what chord referred to, the Roman numeral and Name in Key of C.

Example: primary Dominant V G major

(a)  

54.

Type if belong to primary or secondary chord, what chord referred to, the Roman numeral and Name in Key of C.

Example: primary Dominant V G major

(a)  

55.

Type if belong to primary or secondary chord, what chord referred to, the Roman numeral and Name in Key of C.

Example: primary Dominant V G major

(a)  

56.

Type if belong to primary or secondary chord, what chord referred to, the Roman numeral and Name in Key of C.

Example: primary Dominant V G major

(a)  

57.
a)

primary Tonic I C major

b)

Secondary Supertonic ii D minor

c)

Secondary Mediant iii E minor

d)

primary Sub-dominant IV F major

58.
a)

primary Tonic I C major

b)

Secondary Supertonic ii D minor

c)

Secondary Mediant iii E minor

d)

primary Sub-dominant IV F major

59.
a)

primary Tonic I C major

b)

Secondary Supertonic ii D minor

c)

Secondary Mediant iii E minor

d)

primary Sub-dominant IV F major

60.
a)

primary Tonic I C major

b)

Secondary Supertonic ii D minor

c)

Secondary Mediant iii E minor

d)

primary Sub-dominant IV F major

61.
a)

primary Dominant V G major

b)

Secondary Sub-mediant Vi A minor

c)

Secondary Leading Tone Vii B minor

d)

primary Tonic I C major

62.
a)

primary Dominant V G major

b)

Secondary Sub-mediant Vi A minor

c)

Secondary Leading Tone Vii B minor

d)

primary Tonic I C major

63.
a)

primary Dominant V G major

b)

Secondary Sub-mediant Vi A minor

c)

Secondary Leading Tone Vii B minor

d)

primary Tonic I C major

64.
a)

primary Tonic C major

b)

Secondary Supertonic D minor

c)

Secondary Mediant E minor

d)

primary Sub-dominant F major

65.
a)

primary Tonic C major

b)

Secondary Supertonic D minor

c)

Secondary Mediant E minor

d)

primary Sub-dominant F major

66.
a)

primary Tonic C major

b)

Secondary Supertonic D minor

c)

Secondary Mediant E minor

d)

primary Sub-dominant F major

67.
a)

primary Tonic C major

b)

Secondary Supertonic D minor

c)

Secondary Mediant E minor

d)

primary Sub-dominant F major

68.
a)

primary Dominant G major

b)

Secondary Sub-mediant A minor

c)

Secondary Leading Tone B minor

d)

primary Tonic C major

69.
a)

primary Dominant G major

b)

Secondary Sub-mediant A minor

c)

Secondary Leading Tone B minor

d)

primary Tonic C major

70.
a)

primary Dominant G major

b)

Secondary Sub-mediant A minor

c)

Secondary Leading Tone B minor

d)

primary Tonic C major

71.

It is the way the music sounds as a result of the way melodies and harmonies are used and how they are combined.

 

(a)