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WorksheetsYear 12 Musical Features of Impressionism Intro
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
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1.
What are extended chords?
a)
Extended chords are chords that include additional notes such as 7ths, 9ths, 11ths, or 13ths.
b)
Chords that consist of only major and minor intervals
c)
Chords that are played in a single octave
d)
Chords that only contain root notes
2.
What is a cluster chord?
a)
A cluster chord is a chord made up of three or more adjacent notes played together.
b)
A cluster chord is a type of scale that includes all twelve notes in an octave.
c)
A cluster chord consists of notes played in a sequence rather than simultaneously.
d)
A cluster chord is a single note played in isolation.
3.
What is an augmented chord?
a)
An augmented chord is a major triad with a raised fifth.
b)
An augmented chord consists of two whole tones and a half step.
c)
An augmented chord is a minor triad with a raised root.
d)
A diminished chord is a major triad with a lowered fifth.
4.
What is a diminshed chord?
a)
A diminished chord includes a root, a perfect fourth, and a major sixth.
b)
A diminished chord consists of a root, a major third, and a perfect fifth.
c)
A diminished chord is a chord made up of a root, a minor third, and a diminished fifth.
d)
A diminished chord is made up of a root, a minor second, and a minor sixth.
5.
What are parallel motion chords?
a)
Chords that move in opposite directions by different intervals.
b)
Chords that remain stationary and do not change pitch.
c)
Chords that only move in a circular pattern without intervals.
d)
Chords that move together in the same direction by the same interval.
6.
What are neutral chords?
a)
Neutral chords are always major chords.
b)
Neutral chords are defined by their strong resolution.
c)
Neutral chords omit the 3rd so the listener cannot distinguish between major and minor chords.
d)
Neutral chords are chords that are played only on the piano.
7.
What is a mode in music?
a)
A scale of 5 notes
b)
Modes in music are scale-like patterns that can begin on any note of the scale
c)
A series of chords
8.
What is a whole tone scale?
a)
A whole tone scale is a scale that includes both whole and half tones.
b)
A whole tone scale is a scale made up of five notes, each a whole tone apart.
c)
A whole tone scale is a scale made up of six notes, each a whole tone apart.
d)
A whole tone scale consists of eight notes, each a half tone apart.
9.
What is an octatonic scale?
a)
An octatonic scale is a scale with eight notes, often formed by alternating whole and half steps.
b)
A scale with ten notes that follows a chromatic pattern.
c)
A scale that consists of only half steps and no whole steps.
d)
A scale with six notes that uses only whole steps.
10.
What is a pentatonic scale?
a)
A pentatonic scale is a five-note musical scale.
b)
A pentatonic scale is a type of chord progression.
c)
A pentatonic scale consists of seven notes.
d)
A pentatonic scale is a scale used only in classical music.
11.
What is 'non-functional' harmony?
a)
Non-functional harmony strictly adheres to classical tonal rules.
b)
Non-functional harmony is a type of melody without any chords.
c)
Non-functional harmony is harmony that resolves to a tonic chord.
d)
Non-functional harmony is harmony that does not follow traditional functional roles in establishing key or resolution.
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