Reading Quiz for Chapter 4

Read Chapter 4 in your book and check your comprehension by answering the following questions. Then “submit” your work.

  1. Question

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    What is harmony?
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Harmony in Chapter 4.

  2. Question

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    A chord that sounds stable and that offers a feeling of resolution can be described as
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Consonance and Dissonance in Chapter 4.

  3. Question

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    A chord that sounds unstable or tense can be described as
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Consonance and Dissonance in Chapter 4.

  4. Question

    xv/bQcOQ00hm0sEe/j3bvhzbEVV+vHuJ2Q7ZclC1tVMB/+78Ldb63H5MXvFvoIiONg7/hVoz5jipJUSAX3qJi+QqQDIf99apW6+pKzSTzl5E8NLNAqMelBXlvLeEudxCcSwLb4SIf8ExFiVChVoHT+z+uzrigF1iHgrZn9+rQOjKUIhAio35nvCgRmgCesc6IHpK81KlXGfQi8md5kr0Pij+xXiaXkr2t6ZXz4Fl2nk3vrB+ujnlwVh0tgdq4c34MACBvSZV3tdG85pYV1fjapxF4b3xPVEZnUEHUM+4ldLpkU5i2uWTIRYxIzGOrBRI6jYbZHaaA/jsBGr1SfB0d9dk0ZmOyBhUUyvCxdz+bo1SD7oMoNUVlL6MD7uTLCGpzPjQUd4wqBMLNMcYDvHEkq2zVvJAykCbdxq3oA==
    What is musical texture?
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Texture in Chapter 4.

  5. Question

    lTk4XFPHlAAXDZ9xnBJMgdRNfifdUZWlOxHoIiPKyEa2WsHo9kgpmisbgFLeciilk9x+RMx9qqd8g3mPFpDo9WtPJqxWVDVS3h89/MPkt+1wExJwwEfg4+Y1Zwxd6yRpvf4Qr9yJj3oQrkuc9LvAKGbdkPCg02ikc3elzTt6Z1FYSShXEPNrZGQ1sTLQTv6uXlUQ+cnejr93LhCzpFVp6gW8Q7bm6psi
    Music that has one main melody accompanied by other, less prominent sounds is
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Homophony and Polyphony in Chapter 4.

  6. Question

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    Music that consists of a single melody without any accompanying sounds is
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Monophony in Chapter 4.

  7. Question

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    If a person sings a song while playing chords on a piano what kind of texture does the music have?
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Homophony and Polyphony in Chapter 4.

  8. Question

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    Music that has two or more melodies that are played simultaneously and that are of approximately equal interest is
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Homophony and Polyphony in Chapter 4.

  9. Question

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    Contrapuntal is another term that is often used to describe
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Homophony and Polyphony in Chapter 4.

  10. Question

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    When melodies sounding together are the same or fairly similar, with one starting shortly after another, the result is
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Imitation in Chapter 4.

  11. Question

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    What is tonality?
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Tonality in Chapter 4.

  12. Question

    ppc+tIpYZ/noxkC8rUR3YrVY769u4qTsQb8BXIaaVa8x1saGRE1u/iuY7nHk3y3JxnybUji4c44sj3a2DEQTa3wWDTLbGi96be858vOvs/8/Ja+vPOUiGl/yZRoXjf1p6yFST1YmdWq5hS5sGXs1YXV9hQFqUHUqtiWuFS7i+EASrugj+5fK+t5vUU28KjCoi+4q3Le6GyYFEKagDfN7tqJbrt3YHb8F
    Organizing the diatonic scale around different home pitches is what creates different
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Major and Minor Modes in Chapter 4.

  13. Question

    uGNTtgSLLG7SgNqDeuFZqED+l+xgQO48+AQ2wn7nMuzLQyxo4975iW9FuyOsxYD3MQs8+Cx3X21G7egJR/0B0o7Pztt3cVZtgZJQKm303gsa/9BsT6v2U1C21zJarqX8/c//u0lU8pq0ObTH3tNxbfHd2OLWTZFXNtVfIbWqCRhGsHK19JVjg3MJ/igqsxGl+vaPK+1N/hrgtMXvlvAURkC10eF7HAvTk42MUB6QDi41xnHjtOsyMO3pkgRnjPzsd9l+6OVjad4=
    If music is said to be “in the key of G major,” it means that
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Keys in Chapter 4.

  14. Question

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    The twelve possible positions for the major- and minor-mode scales that are made possible by the twelve notes of the chromatic scale are called
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Keys in Chapter 4.

  15. Question

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    What is a modulation?
    Correct.
    Incorrect. See Listening for Keys and Modulation in Chapter 4.