Chapter 2 Quiz

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. Which term is NOT correctly matched to its definition?

Upbeat: final "weak" beat in a measure which prepares the listener for a new measure correct incorrect

Syncopation: technique in which the accent appears in an unexpected place correct incorrect

Downbeat: final pulse or accent of a measure correct incorrect

Measures: equal segments of time which contain regular beat patterns correct incorrect

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. Johann Nepomuk Mälzel is credited with inventing which musical device?

The metronome correct incorrect

The harmonica correct incorrect

The pipe organ correct incorrect

The baton correct incorrect

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. Which is the correct definition of "tempo?"

Basic rhythmic values as assigned by standard notation correct incorrect

The relationship between the different "voices" or parts in a piece of music correct incorrect

The number of bar lines in a given piece correct incorrect

The basic pace or speed of music correct incorrect

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. In standard musical notation, the <insert Todd 2e_Quiz_ch2_q4 image> symbol is equal to how many eighth rests?

Two correct incorrect

Three correct incorrect

One correct incorrect

Four correct incorrect

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. Meter is specified by a time signature, which appears as a ratio of two numbers: for example, <insert Todd 2e_Quiz_ch2_q5 image>.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. Tonality is a system of musical organization that depends on a network of harmonic relationships, all centered on dissonant triads.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. In a dotted note, the dot extends the note by adding twice its value.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. Match the terms to their descriptions.

Pianissimo

Select an answer choice relative loudness and softness of pitch gradually decreasing in volume half loud very soft gradually increasing in volume

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Mezzo forte

Select an answer choice very soft gradually decreasing in volume relative loudness and softness of pitch gradually increasing in volume half loud

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Crescendo

Select an answer choice relative loudness and softness of pitch gradually decreasing in volume gradually increasing in volume half loud very soft

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Diminuendo

Select an answer choice gradually decreasing in volume half loud very soft gradually increasing in volume relative loudness and softness of pitch

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Dynamics

Select an answer choice very soft gradually increasing in volume gradually decreasing in volume half loud relative loudness and softness of pitch

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. Match the tempo names to their meanings.

Presto

Select an answer choice slow, solemn moderately slow very fast moderately fast

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Grave

Select an answer choice moderately slow very fast moderately fast slow, solemn

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Allegretto

Select an answer choice slow, solemn moderately slow very fast moderately fast

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Andante

Select an answer choice moderately slow slow, solemn moderately fast very fast