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GMTA Theory Level 6 QuizOnline version Practice your Level 6 music theory vocabulary terms by Trudi 1 What is "Alberti bass"? a Accompaniment pattern using a three note chord (bottom, top, middle, top) b Very slow tempo c Loud and soft dynamic d When the bass clef passage repeats over and over 2 Define "Allegretto". a fast enough b a dot over or under a notehead c a short line over a note d a super fast speed 3 What is an Authentic Cadence? a when a dominant chord goes to a tonic chord to end a phrase b any part or parts that complement the melody c the piano part of a piece of orchestral music d when a subdominant chord goes to a tonic chord to end a phrase 4 What is a beat unit? a The kind of note that gets one beat in a measure b When there are 4 beats in each measure c the highest 'C' on the keyboard d a rhythmic pattern 5 Define "Cadence". a Notes or chords that end a phrase. b three or more chord tones played one at a time c with force d in a singing manner 6 What is the Circle of Fifths? a A circular diagram that shows the relationship between keys. b The relationship between any two keys c C, G, F, Bb, D d A circular diagram that shows how all notes are related 7 What is a coda? a The ending section b First degree of a scale c go slower d go back to the beginning and play to the end 8 What does a dot beside a note mean? a A dot is a rhythmic notation that adds half the value of the preceding note or rest to the value of that note or rest. b A dot means to raise a pitch by a whole step. c A dot means to accent that note. d A dot indicates to slur the note to the next note. 9 Define double barline. a Two vertical lines that separate sections of a piece of music. b Two horizontal lines that connect two different notes. c Two vertical lines that appear at the beginning of a piece of music. d Two vertical lines that appear at the end of a piece of music. 10 What does "enharmonic" mean? a It sounds the same but is spelled differently; without harmony b the fifth degree of a scale c It is spelled the same but sounds different d When more than one pitch sounded together makes harmony 11 What is a figured bass? a Arabic numbers representing the intervals to be played above the bass that indicate the accompanying harmonies b A type of chord c A full step (two semitones) d Letters representing chords above the melody 12 What is "first inversion"? a A chord in which the root is the highest note b A chord in which the root is on the bottom c A position of a chord in which the root is in the middle d a half-step 13 Fortississimo a Extremely loud; triple forte b Loud c Fast d Extremely fast 14 Define "Harmonic Minor Scale". a eight step-wise notes using the pattern: WHWWH, 1 1/2 steps, H b any eight step-wise notes that sound sad c eight step-wise notes using the pattern: WWHWWWH d any eight step-wise notes that sound happy 15 Define "Largo". a stately, broad, very slow b medium slow c soft d gentle 16 What does "meno" mean? a less b more c fewer d little 17 What does "meno mosso" mean? a less motion b more motion c a little bit d move it! 18 Define "molto". a much b more c go for it! d a little motion 19 What does the word "mosso" mean? a motion b move c more d middle 20 What does the word "moto" mean? a motion b more c move it! d medium speed 21 What does "non" mean? a not b the melodic minor scale c notes that move fast d no more 22 What is an offbeat? a a weak beat in a measure b the first beat of each measure c the last beat of each measure d a strong beat in each measure 23 What is an ornament? a an added note that embellishes principal notes in the melody line (such as a trill) b a note that is not necessary in the harmony c two notes played far apart d an extra note added to a measure 24 What is a Parallel Major Scale? a Major scale that starts on the same note as its parallel minor scale b Major scale that starts on the same note as the dominant of the parallel minor scale c Major scale that starts on the same note as the relative minor scale d Major scale that starts on the same note as the last note of the relative minor scale 25 What is a phrase? a A basic unit of music that ends in a cadence b A slurred group of notes c A passage of music that you can sing in one breath d a long phrase of staccato notes 26 What is a Parallel Minor Scale? a Minor scale that starts on the same note as its parallel major scale b Minor scale that starts on the same note as the dominant of the parallel major scale c Minor scale that starts on the same note as its relative major scale d Minor scale that starts on the same note as the last note of its relative minor scale 27 Define "pianississimo". a Extremely soft; triple piano b soft c keep it gentle d without accents 28 Define "poco". a little b some c much d more 29 Define "poco a poco". a little by little b increasing in volume c decreasing in volume d a little bit 30 What is a Relative Major Scale? a Major scale that has the same key signature as its relative minor scale b Major scale that has the same notes as its parallel minor scale c Major scale that starts on the same note as its relative minor scale d Major scale that has the same key signature as its parallel minor scale Feedback 3 V chord to a I chord (V-I) in any key is an authentic cadence 9 A double barline (both lines looking the same width) separates different sections of a piece, while the ending barline (one thick line and one thin line) end a piece of music. 20 Both "mosso" and "moto" mean "motion". 24 For instance, the C Major scale and the C minor scale are parallel scales. 26 For instance, the G Minor scale and the G Major scale are parallel scales. 30 For instance, C Major and a minor are relative scales because they both have the same key signature - no sharps or flats.

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GMTA Theory Level 6 QuizOnline version

by Trudi

What is "Alberti bass"?

Define "Allegretto".

What is an Authentic Cadence?

What is a beat unit?

Define "Cadence".

What is the Circle of Fifths?

What is a coda?

What does a dot beside a note mean?

Define double barline.

What does "enharmonic" mean?

What is a figured bass?

What is "first inversion"?

Fortississimo

Define "Harmonic Minor Scale".

Define "Largo".

What does "meno" mean?

What does "meno mosso" mean?

Define "molto".

What does the word "mosso" mean?

What does the word "moto" mean?

What does "non" mean?

What is an offbeat?

What is an ornament?

What is a Parallel Major Scale?

What is a phrase?

What is a Parallel Minor Scale?

Define "pianississimo".

Define "poco".

Define "poco a poco".

What is a Relative Major Scale?