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WorksheetsHarmony & Chord Progressions Pre-Test
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is harmony?
The combination of different musical notes played together
A single melody played without accompaniment
The speed at which a song is played
The repetition of a single note
Which of the following is an example of a chord?
A single note played on a keyboard
Two notes played at the same time
Three or more notes played together
A drum beat pattern
What is a chord progression?
A drum beat that repeats in a song
A set of chords played in a specific order
A change in the volume of a song
The speed at which a melody is played
Which of these chord progressions is commonly used in pop music?
I-V-vi-IV
I-IV-V
vi-IV-I-V
All of the above
What is the difference between a major and a minor chord?
There is no difference between them
Minor chords are played faster than major chords
Major chords have a happier and brighter sound, minor chords sound darker and sadder
Major chords are played with 3 notes and minor chords are played with 2 notes
Which of the following best describes a major chord?
A chord that sounds dark and sad
A chord that sounds bright and happy
A chord that only has one note
A chord that is only used in jazz music
What is the root of a chord?
The highest note played in the chord
The lowest note played in the chord
The note that determines the name of the chord
The note that is played the most times in a song
What does a bassline do in a song?
Creates harmony by stacking multiple notes together
Provides a rhythmic and harmonic foundation
Plays the main melody of a song
Speeds up the tempo of a track
In a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation), what tool allows you to enter notes manually?
EQ
Reverb
Step Entry
Master Track
Why do producers use effects like reverb and delay in music?
To change the key of a song
To make chords sound out of tune
To enhance and add depth to the sound
To remove all harmony from a track
