Elementary School: 3rd, 4th & 5th Grade - Music - Variations Solution - MCQGeeks.com

Q.1.

Which of these terms relate to meter?

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Compound duple
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Compound triple
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Simple duple
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All of the above

Q.2.

Which of these is a mode for a scale degree?

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Phyrigian
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Freezian
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Ironian
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All of the above

Q.3.

A basic major triad is .......

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a type of loud drone heard in wedding music
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a chord with a bass root, a major 3rd and perfect 5th
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a type of key signature
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None of the above

Q.4.

'Andante' is representative of .......

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dynamic
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key signature
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tempo
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All of the above

Q.5.

What best describes a musical 'ornament'

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A decorative musical flourish around a particular note
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A dynamic marking
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A key signature marking
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A time signature marking

Q.6.

When the root of a chord is not in the bass it is .......

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a warning of an impending loud passage
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a warning of an oncoming key change
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an inversion
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signalling the end of a movement

Q.7.

What aspects of a theme can change in variation form?

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Chords
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Tempo
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Metre
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All of the above

Q.8.

A minor triad is .......

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a chord with a root and diminished 3rd and 5ths
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a chord with a root, a major 3rd and perfect 5th
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a chord with a root, a minor 3rd and perfect 5th
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a type of sad sounding piece played by a flute

Q.9.

What happens in 'variation form'?

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A theme is played once, followed by a contrasting theme
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A theme is repeated and remains identical each time
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A theme is repeated and changed in some way each time
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None of the above

Q.10.

A retrograde inversion is most like .......

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writing a theme backwards and upside down
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a quiet chord played repeatedly
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a type of synthesizer pitch bend effect
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None of the above