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Grade 6 Music Textures and Chord

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This music texture means "one voice".

a)

Monophonic

b)

Homophonic

c)

Polyphonic

2.

__________ is achieved when a group of people sings a song in Unison with one melody.

a)

Monophonic

b)

Homophonic

c)

Polyphonic

3.

A group of musical instruments playing one melody is an example of a _______ texture.

a)

Monophonic

b)

Homophonic

c)

Polyphonic

4.

This music texture is accompanied with music instruments and means the same sound.

a)

Monophonic

b)

Homophonic

c)

Polyphonic

5.

What is an example of a Homophonic music texture?

a)

Singing in acapella.

b)

Playing a piano while singing.

c)

Students singing a round song.

6.

Interwoven melodic lines produce a _______ texture.

a)

Monophonic

b)

Homophonic

c)

Polyphonic

7.

Quodlibet means singing a two or more songs in the same time. In which country did the term originated?

a)

Greece

b)

Germany

c)

Guam

8.

The ______ is another way of producing polyphonic music texture by singing a second melody.

a)

Unison singing

b)

Chord

c)

Descant

9.

Round songs and partner songs is an example of what music texture?

a)

Monophonic

b)

Homophonic

c)

Polyphonic

10.

The thinness and thickness in music is called_______.

a)

texture

b)

melody

c)

pitch

11.

What are the major chords?

a)

C, A, and D

b)

C, F, and G

c)

C, E, and D

12.

What are minor chords?

a)

A, D, and E

b)

A, F, and G

c)

A, G, and E

13.

Which of the following statements is true about major chords?

a)

Major chord has a melancholic sound.

b)

Major chords are A, D, and E.

c)

Major chords have a happy and sincere sound.

14.

Which of the following is NOT a description of a minor chord?

a)

A minor chord has a mournful sound.

b)

A minor chord has a mellow sound.

c)

A minor chord has an upbeat and lively sound.

15.

Songs can be composed of a ____ and ____ chord.

a)

high and low

b)

thick and thin

c)

major and minor