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Quiz 2 Introduction to Listening Part 1

Navigation   » List of Schools  »  California State University, Northridge  »  Music  »  Music 105 – Understanding Music  »  Spring 2023  »  Quiz 2 Introduction to Listening Part 1

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  syncopation
B  rhythm
C  harmony
D  meter
E  accent
Question #2
A  modulation
B  symphony
C  great (grand) staff
D  chromatic scale
E  invertible counterpoint
Question #3
A  arpeggio
B  polychord
C  subdominant
D  chromatic
E  dominant
Question #4
A  how fast the beats should go
B  what note value receives the beat
C  how many lines there are in the texture
D  how many measures there are in the composition
E  how many beats there are per measure
Question #6
A  syncopation
B  ritard
C  pickup
D  tempo
E  triad
Question #7
A  accent
B  homophony
C  syncopation
D  tempo
E  dissonance
Question #8
A  fourth
B  second
C  third
D  fifth
E  octave
Question #9
A  rest
B  style
C  accent
D  dissonance
E  ostinato
Question #10
A  tonic
B  staff
C  key signature
D  bass clef
E  octave
Question #11
A  pickup
B  syncopation
C  downbeat
D  score
E  ritard
Question #12
A  phrase
B  measure
C  tempo
D  ritard
E  beat
Question #14
A  tonality
B  counterpoint
C  cadence
D  modulation
E  syncopation
Question #15
A  minor and blues
B  chromatic and major
C  major and minor
D  pentatonic and chromatic
E  major and whole tone
Question #16
A  all of these
B  the first beat in a measure
C  indicated by a downward movement of the conductor’s hand
D  more accented than other beats
E  the strongest beat in any given measure
Question #17
A  interval
B  mode
C  key
D  motive
E  tonality
Question #18
A  a short, distinctive figure
B  the concluding part of a musical phrase
C  the speed of the beat
D  the tonal center of the scale
E  the relative position, high or low, or a musical sound
Question #19
A  accent
B  canon
C  cadence
D  timbre
E  modulation
Question #20
A  arpeggio
B  beat
C  dominant
D  motive
E  triad
Question #21
A  chromatic
B  modulation
C  whole-tone
D  major
E  minor
Question #22
A  consonant
B  syncopated
C  all of these
D  motivic
E  homophonic
Question #23
A  accent
B  all of these
C  allegro
D  beat
E  tempo
Question #24
A  genre
B  syncopation
C  sound waves
D  encore
E  motive
Question #25
A  A short, distinctive melodic figure that stands by itself.
B  The orchestral ensemble that plays symphonies.
C  A large, independent section of a major instrumental work.
D  The process whereby a performer plucks the strings of an instrument rather than bowing them.
E  The repeat of a piece demanded by an appreciative audience.
Question #26
A  An extra piece added at the end of a concert by a performer to gratify an appreciative audience.
B  The gradual decrease in the volume of sound.
C  Music that has endured the test of time and requires a particular set of skills to perform or appreciate it.
D  A short, distinctive melodic figure that stands by itself.
E  An instrumental genre in which one or more soloists play with and against a larger orchestra.
Question #28
A  all these answer are correct
B  synapses
C  chemical composition
D  electrical stimulation
E  weight
Question #30
A  chord
B  pizzicato
C  movement
D  crescendo
E  motive