The word “Medieval” comes from a Latin word meaning “middle.” Which Latin word does it come from?

During the Medieval period, famine, war, and plague devastated the population, creating an image of despair. What name is often given to this period to reflect these hardships?

During Medieval times, most musical activities were controlled by a powerful institution. Which one was central to music and held the most influence?

Some Medieval music focused on religious worship and was performed in churches. What do we call this type of music?

Some music of the Medieval period was not tied to church traditions and was often performed in villages and courts. What is this type of music called?

In the Medieval period, what language was most commonly used in religious chants?

In the Medieval period, music was primarily ____________.

Which type of chant, named after a pope, was sung by monks in churches during the Medieval period?

This pope approved the use of the Gregorian chant in churches, and the chant was named after him. Who was he?

All of these describe Gregorian chant EXCEPT:

What was the most common texture of Medieval music?

Monophonic music means,

Before written notation, how was music shared during the Medieval period?

In the High Medieval period, composers developed a style by adding a second melodic line to a chant. What is this called?

Who were known for performing secular music in the Medieval period?

Troubadours are best described as:​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

Which of these is NOT characteristics of troubadour music​? ​ ​

Why did troubadours travel from place to place?

Which statement is NOT true about Medieval music?

After the hardships of the Middle Ages, this period began with renewed interest in art, learning, and music. What is it called?

The French word for 'rebirth' that names this period is:

During this period, people explored lands and made discoveries, earning it the name:

Martin Luther’s Reformation led to:

What texture became more common in Renaissance music?

During this time, unaccompanied vocal music became common. What is this style called?

Which invention allowed music to be printed and shared?

Which sacred vocal form set the Eucharistic liturgy to music?

Compared to Medieval music, Renaissance music is:

Which best illustrates polyphonic texture?

Who financed secular music during the Renaissance?

What Italian secular music became popular?

What is a madrigal?

Setting one syllable to many notes is called:

Which instrument was popular during the Renaissance?

Between 1600–1750, this period produced grand and ornate music. What is it?

The word “Baroque” comes from:

Baroque music was often:

Which type of music was given more importance in the Baroque?

An ensemble mixing strings, winds, brass, and percussion is a:

Baroque music often contrasts:

Which element refers to loudness or softness?

Which element refers to speed?

Which notation was used in the Medieval period?

Who invented the printing press?

A deadly pandemic during the Medieval period was:

A soloist with orchestral accompaniment is called a:

Medius’ is a ______:

‘Renaitre’ is a ______:

Barroco’ is a ______: