Sharon Paul

A melody that moves by small intervals is described as:

• Disjunct

• Conjunct

• Chromatic

• Arpeggiated

Dissonance creates:

• A sense of resolution

• A sense of tension

• An uncomfortable setting

• A unharmonious sound

Consonance refers to:

• Harsh and clashing sounds

• Very quiet sounds

• unstable sounds

• Stable and pleasing sounds

Modulation is:

• Playing a melody backwards

• Adding ornamentation to a melody

• Changing from one key to another

• Changing the chords of a melody

A cadence is:

• A harmonic and melodic formula that creates a sense of closure

• A complex rhythmic pattern

• A Chord sequence

• A loud dynamic marking

The strongest sense of finality is created by which cadence?

• Half Cadence

• Plagal Cadence

• Imperfect Authentic Cadence

• Perfect Authentic Cadence (V-I)

A passing tone is:

• A sustained note

• A chord tone

• A tone

• A non-chord tone that connects two chord tones by step

A suspension involves:

• A note held over from a previous chord, creating dissonance before resolving

• A sustained chord

• A rapidly repeated note

• A chord held over from a previous chord, creating dissonance before resolving