MAPEH-CHAPTER EXAM-GRADE 9

It is a chant of entrance to initiate the celebration.

• The Proprium

• Intriot

• Communion

• Gregorian chants

It is celebrated at daybreak when the sun is dispelling the night and the new day is born.

• Matins

• Proporium

• Terce

• Lauds

Which of the statements below does not belong to the characteristics of the Gregorian Chant:

• It is played with a complete set of percussion.

• It has free rhythm.

• It is sung prayer.

• It is a monophonic.

It is described as the church's own music and is born in the church's liturgy.

• The Mass

• The Gregorian Chant

• Troubadour Music

• The Proprium

It is composed by texts that are repeated in all the Masses.

• The Proprium

• The Ordinary

• The Complines

• The cappella

It is a French form derived ultimately from the Occitanian trobal, "to find", "to invent".

• Jeu parti

• chansonniers

• troubadour

• Agnus Dei

Which of the statements below does not describe a troubadour song?

• It comprise a major extant body if medieval secular music.

• It is put to music.

• It is monophonic.

• It needs to be 300 words in exact,

It is the verse form they used most frequently and is consisting of five or six stanzas with an envoy.

• Trabadour

• canso

• debat

• alba

It is a form of telling a tale of the love request by a knight to a shepherdess.

• pastorela

• jeu parti

• canso

• alba

It is a debate on love between two poets.

• canso

• pastorela

• alba

• jeu parti