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Music 10Online version Pre-Test by JANNA DENISE DOMINGO 1 Which of the following is a characteristic of 20th-century music? a Use of simple melodies b Strict tonal harmony c Use of dissonance and atonality d Baroque ornamentation 2 A student listens to a piece by Igor Stravinsky. Which element best helps the student identify it as a 20th-century piece? a Its consistent rhythm b Its use of strict melody c Its irregular meter and dissonant harmony d Its simple folk tune 3 Who among the following is a famous composer of 20th-century music? a Johann Sebastian Bach b Ludwig van Beethoven c Claude Debussy d Franz Schubert 4 How would you best describe a musical performance that integrates abstract visual art and music? a Multimedia performance b Romantic opera c Neoclassical symphony d Modern ballet 5 What does “atonality” mean in 20th-century music? a Music with no specific key or tonal center b Music that uses only one tone c Music in major scale d Music that repeats one note 6 You are to create a short music piece using 20th-century techniques. Which of the following should you consider using? a Balanced phrases and major keys b Electronic sounds and chance music c Classical sonata form d Sacred chant 7 What is the role of the audience in 20th-century music? a To compose songs b To perform in concerts c To appreciate and interpret the music’s meaning d To dance to every piece 8 A composer uses silence and random sounds in his work. This composition is an example of: a Classical music b Chance music c Impressionism d Baroque music 9 What is a performance practice? a Practicing before a concert b Interpretation of music by composers and performers c Playing an instrument daily d Performing with costumes 10 You notice that a piece has changing time signatures and no clear melody. This is most likely: a A romantic song b An impressionist painting c A 20th-century avant-garde piece d A folk song 11 Which art form is often integrated with 20th-century music? a Wood carving b Poetry and dance c Architecture d Gardening 12 How can you evaluate a 20th-century musical performance effectively? a Based only on how long it is b Using guided rubrics that assess creativity and technique c By checking if it has lyrics d By counting the instruments used 13 Which musical element is usually distinct in 20th-century music? a Repetition of folk songs b Predictable rhythm c Use of electronic sounds d Lack of dynamic contrast 14 Which of the following is an appropriate reaction to a 20th-century music piece that is unfamiliar and experimental? a Dismiss it as noise b Compare it with classical music only c Try to understand its purpose, structure, and context d Refuse to listen 15 Which of the following best describes a 20th-century composition? a Always follows classical rules b Uses random notes with no musicality c Can be experimental and innovative d Never uses instruments 16 A teacher asks you to compose a piece inspired by 20th-century styles. What would be a good approach? a Copy Beethoven’s sonatas b Use simple melodies and steady beats c Explore atonality and new sound sources d Follow Gregorian chant format 17 What is an example of a 20th-century music style? a Gregorian Chant b Jazz c Minuet d Fugue 18 You watched a performance integrating 20th-century music and modern dance. How would you reflect on its effectiveness? a By judging the costume only b By describing how each element contributed to the theme c By identifying if the music had lyrics d By counting how many instruments were used 19 Who is a known impressionist composer? a Igor Stravinsky b Claude Debussy c Arnold Schoenberg d John Cage 20 In evaluating a peer’s composition that follows 20th-century styles, which of these should be part of your criteria? a Use of familiar melody and lyrics b Creative use of sounds and non-traditional techniques c Following classical forms exactly d Limiting instrumentation to piano and violin

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Music 10Online version

by JANNA DENISE DOMINGO

Which of the following is a characteristic of 20th-century music?

A student listens to a piece by Igor Stravinsky. Which element best helps the student identify it as a 20th-century piece?

Who among the following is a famous composer of 20th-century music?

How would you best describe a musical performance that integrates abstract visual art and music?

What does “atonality” mean in 20th-century music?

You are to create a short music piece using 20th-century techniques. Which of the following should you consider using?

What is the role of the audience in 20th-century music?

A composer uses silence and random sounds in his work. This composition is an example of:

What is a performance practice?

You notice that a piece has changing time signatures and no clear melody. This is most likely:

Which art form is often integrated with 20th-century music?

How can you evaluate a 20th-century musical performance effectively?

Which musical element is usually distinct in 20th-century music?

Which of the following is an appropriate reaction to a 20th-century music piece that is unfamiliar and experimental?

Which of the following best describes a 20th-century composition?

A teacher asks you to compose a piece inspired by 20th-century styles. What would be a good approach?

What is an example of a 20th-century music style?

You watched a performance integrating 20th-century music and modern dance. How would you reflect on its effectiveness?

Who is a known impressionist composer?

In evaluating a peer’s composition that follows 20th-century styles, which of these should be part of your criteria?