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1
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True or False. A simple interval is no larger than a Perfect octave.

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TRUE

2
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True or False. A harmonic interval is written one note BESIDE the other.

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False. A harmonic interval is written one note ABOVE the other.

3
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True or False. A melodic interval is written one note BESIDE the other.

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TRUE

4
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True or False. The bottom note of an interval determines the Major key on which it is based.

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TRUE

5
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True or False. A simple interval and its inversion always equal 9.

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TRUE

6
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True or False. A compound interval is no larger than a Perfect octave.

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False. A compound interval is LARGER than a Perfect octave.

7
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True or False. A compound interval and its inversion always equal 9.

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False. A compound interval and its inversion always equal 16.

8
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True or False. The type/quality of a simple interval is the SAME as the type/quality of a compound interval.

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TRUE

9
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Identify the interval as Simple or Compound. Name the interval.

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Simple interval
Augmented 3

10
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Identify the interval as Simple or Compound. Name the interval.

A

Compound interval
diminished 13

11
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Identify the interval as Simple or Compound. Name the interval.

A

Compound interval
Augmented 13

12
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Identify the interval as Simple or Compound. Name the interval.

A

Compound interval
Augmented 12

13
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Identify the interval as Simple or Compound. Name the interval.

A

Simple interval
minor 7

14
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Identify the interval as Simple or Compound. Name the interval.

A

Simple interval
minor 6

15
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Identify the interval as Simple or Compound. Name the interval.

A

Simple interval
Augmented 7

16
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Identify the interval as Simple or Compound. Name the interval.

A

Compound interval
Perfect 12

17
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Identify the interval as Simple or Compound. Name the interval.

A

Simple interval
Augmented 4

18
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Identify the interval as Simple or Compound. Name the interval.

A

Simple interval
diminished 4

19
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Identify the interval as Simple or Compound. Name the interval.

A

Compound interval
diminished 14

20
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Identify the interval as Simple or Compound. Name the interval.

A

Simple interval
Augmented 3

21
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Identify the interval as Simple or Compound. Name the interval.

A

Compound interval
diminished 13

22
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Identify the interval as Simple or Compound. Name the interval.

A

Compound interval
Major 14

23
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Is the Inversion in m.2 Correct or Incorrect?

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Correct

24
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Is the Inversion in m.2 Correct or Incorrect?

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Incorrect. The Correct Inversion is

25
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Is the Inversion in m.2 Correct or Incorrect?

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Correct

26
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Is the Inversion in m.2 Correct or Incorrect?

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Incorrect. The Correct Inversion is

27
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Is the Inversion in m.2 Correct or Incorrect?

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Correct

28
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Name the interval.

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Major 9

29
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Name the interval.

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diminished 15

30
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Name the interval.

A

Augmented 2

31
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Name the interval.

A

Major 14

32
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Name the interval.

A

diminished 15

33
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Name the interval.

A

diminished 13

34
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Name the interval.

A

Major 2

35
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Name the interval.

A

minor 7

36
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Name the interval.

A

Augmented 14

37
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Name the interval.

A

minor 13

38
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Is the Enharmonic Equivalent in m.2 Correct or Incorrect?

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Correct

39
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Is the Enharmonic Equivalent in m.2 Correct or Incorrect?

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Incorrect. The Correct Enharmonic Equivalent is

40
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Is the Enharmonic Equivalent in m.2 Correct or Incorrect?

A

Incorrect. The Correct Enharmonic Equivalent is

41
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Is the Enharmonic Equivalent in m.2 Correct or Incorrect?

A

Correct

42
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Is the Enharmonic Equivalent in m.2 Correct or Incorrect?

A

Correct

43
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Explain the Italian term arco.

A

arco - for stringed instruments: resume bowing after a pizzicato passage

44
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Explain the Italian term primo.

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primo - first; the upper part of a duet

45
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Explain the Italian term tempo.

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tempo - speed at which music is performed

46
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Explain the Italian term col.

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col - with

47
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Explain the Italian term D.C. (da capo).

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D.C. - da capo, from the beginning

48
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Explain the Italian term attacca.

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attacca - proceed without a break

49
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Explain the Italian term prima.

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prima - first; the upper part of a duet

50
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Explain the Italian term tutti.

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tutti - a passage for the ensemble

51
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Explain the Italian term coll’.

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coll’ - with

52
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Explain the Italian term con sordino.

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con sordino - with mute

53
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Explain the Italian term quindicesima alta.

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quindicesima alta - two octaves higher

54
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Explain the Italian term D.S. (dal segno).

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D.S. - dal segno, from the sign

55
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Explain the Italian term volta.

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volta - time (for example: prima volta = first time)

56
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Name the Italian term for stringed instruments meaning - resume bowing after a pizzicato passage.

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arco

57
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Name the Italian term meaning - speed at which music is performed.

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tempo

58
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Name the Italian term meaning - to proceed without a break.

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attacca

59
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Name the Italian term meaning - a passage for the ensemble.

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tutti

60
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Name the Italian term meaning - with mute.

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con sordino

61
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Name the Italian term meaning - two octaves higher.

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quindicesima alta

62
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True or False. A Motive is the smallest unit of musical form that is used as a building block in music.

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TRUE

63
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True or False. Repetition is the repeating of a musical idea by the same voice at a different pitch.

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False. Repetition is the repeating of a musical idea by the same voice at the same pitch.

64
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True or False. One form of Imitation is the repeating of a musical idea by another voice at the same pitch.

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TRUE

65
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True or False. One form of Imitation is the repeating of a musical idea by another voice at a different pitch.

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TRUE

66
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True or False. One form of Imitation is the repeating of a musical idea in a different clef.

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TRUE

67
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True or False. Imitation must always be an exact repetition of a musical idea.

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False. Imitation may be an exact or a varied repetition of a musical idea.

68
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True or False. Sequence is the repetition of a musical idea by a different voice at a higher or lower pitch.

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False. Sequence is the repetition of a musical idea by the same voice at a higher or lower pitch.

69
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True or False. Inversion is the repetition of a musical idea “upside-down”.

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TRUE

70
Q

True or False. An excerpt is a passage taken from a piece of music.

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TRUE

71
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Identify the relationship between the measures as Imitation, Sequence or Inversion.

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Inversion

72
Q

Identify the relationship between the measures as Imitation, Sequence or Inversion.

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Imitation

73
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Identify the relationship between the measures as Imitation, Sequence or Inversion.

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Sequence

74
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Identify the relationship between the measures as Imitation, Sequence or Inversion.

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Inversion

75
Q

Identify the relationship between the measures as Imitation, Sequence or Inversion.

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Inversion

76
Q

Identify the relationship between the measures as Imitation, Sequence or Inversion.

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Imitation

77
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Identify the relationship between the measures as Imitation, Sequence or Inversion.

A

Sequence

78
Q

Identify the relationship between the measures as Imitation, Sequence or Inversion.

A

Imitation

79
Q

Identify the relationship between the measures as Imitation, Sequence or Inversion.

A

Sequence

80
Q

Name the Major scale. Identify the technical degree name of the first note.

A

G flat Major scale
Mediant

81
Q

Name the Major scale. Identify the technical degree name of the first note.

A

B Major scale
Supertonic

82
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Name the Major scale. Identify the technical degree name of the first note.

A

E Major scale
Leading note

83
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Name the Major scale. Identify the technical degree name of the first note.

A

D Major scale
Dominant

84
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Name the Major scale. Identify the technical degree name of the first note.

A

E flat Major scale
Mediant

85
Q

Name the Major scale. Identify the technical degree name of the first note.

A

G Major scale
Subdominant

86
Q

Name the Major scale. Identify the technical degree name of the first note.

A

A Major scale
Mediant

87
Q

Name the minor scale. Identify the technical degree name of the first note.

A

d sharp minor melodic scale
Subdominant

88
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Name the minor scale. Identify the technical degree name of the first note.

A

c minor natural scale
Supertonic

89
Q

Name the minor scale. Identify the technical degree name of the first note.

A

g sharp minor harmonic scale
Subdominant

90
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Name the minor scale. Identify the technical degree name of the first note.

A

a minor melodic scale
Leading note

91
Q

Name the minor scale. Identify the technical degree name of the first note.

A

e minor melodic scale
Dominant

92
Q

Name the minor scale. Identify the technical degree name of the first note.

A

b minor natural scale
Subtonic

93
Q

Name the minor scale. Identify the technical degree name of the first note.

A

d sharp minor melodic scale
Mediant

94
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Identify the scale as Major pentatonic or minor pentatonic.

A

minor pentatonic scale (starting on G sharp)

95
Q

Identify the scale as Major pentatonic or minor pentatonic.

A

Major pentatonic scale (starting on C)

96
Q

Identify the scale as Major pentatonic or minor pentatonic.

A

minor pentatonic scale (starting on F sharp)

97
Q

Identify the scale as Major pentatonic or minor pentatonic.

A

minor pentatonic scale (starting on E)

98
Q

Identify the scale as Major pentatonic or minor pentatonic.

A

Major pentatonic scale (starting on C sharp)

99
Q

Identify the scale as Major pentatonic or minor pentatonic.

A

Major pentatonic scale (starting on D flat)

100
Q

Identify the scale as Major pentatonic or minor pentatonic.

A

minor pentatonic scale (starting on D)

101
Q

Identify the scale as Major pentatonic or minor pentatonic.

A

minor pentatonic scale (starting on F)

102
Q

Identify the scale as Major pentatonic or minor pentatonic.

A

Major pentatonic scale (starting on D)

103
Q

Identify the scale as Major pentatonic or minor pentatonic.

A

minor pentatonic scale (starting on C sharp)

104
Q

Identify the scale as Major pentatonic or minor pentatonic.

A

Major pentatonic scale (starting on E flat)

105
Q

Identify the scale as Major pentatonic or minor pentatonic.

A

minor pentatonic scale (starting on C)

106
Q

Identify the scale as Major pentatonic or minor pentatonic.

A

Major pentatonic scale (starting on E)

107
Q

Identify the scale as Major pentatonic or minor pentatonic.

A

minor pentatonic scale (starting on G)

108
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

blues scale (starting on C)

109
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

blues scale (starting on D flat)

110
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

whole tone scale (starting on C sharp)

111
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

blues scale (starting on D)

112
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

blues scale (starting on F sharp)

113
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

blues scale (starting on C sharp)

114
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

whole tone scale (starting on E flat)

115
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

whole tone scale (starting on F sharp)

116
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

blues scale (starting on F)

117
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

blues scale (starting on E flat)

118
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

whole tone scale (starting on C)

119
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

whole tone scale (starting on D flat)

120
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

blues scale (starting on E)

121
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

whole tone scale (starting on D)

122
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

whole tone scale (starting on E)

123
Q

Identify the scale as blues or whole tone.

A

whole tone scale (starting on F)

124
Q

Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

octatonic scale (starting on C sharp)

125
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Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

chromatic scale (starting on F)

126
Q

Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

octatonic scale (starting on C)

127
Q

Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

chromatic scale (starting on B)

128
Q

Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

chromatic scale (starting on D)

129
Q

Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

octatonic scale (starting on D flat)

130
Q

Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

chromatic scale (starting on C)

131
Q

Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

octatonic scale (starting on E flat)

132
Q

Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

octatonic scale (starting on D)

133
Q

Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

chromatic scale (starting on B flat)

134
Q

Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

chromatic scale (starting on F sharp)

135
Q

Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

octatonic scale (starting on E)

136
Q

Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

chromatic scale (starting on C flat)

137
Q

Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

octatonic scale (starting on F sharp)

138
Q

Identify the scale as octatonic or chromatic.

A

chromatic scale (starting on D sharp)

139
Q

Are the rests Correct or Incorrect?

A

Incorrect. The Correct rests are

140
Q

Are the rests Correct or Incorrect?

A

Correct

141
Q

Are the rests Correct or Incorrect?

A

Incorrect. The Correct rests are

142
Q

Are the rests Correct or Incorrect?

A

Incorrect. The Correct rests are

143
Q

Are the rests Correct or Incorrect?

A

Correct

144
Q

Are the rests Correct or Incorrect?

A

Correct

145
Q

Are the rests Correct or Incorrect?

A

Incorrect. The Correct rests are

146
Q

Are the rests Correct or Incorrect?

A

Incorrect. The Correct rests are

147
Q

Are the rests Correct or Incorrect?

A

Correct

148
Q

Identify the missing Time Signature.

A

The Time Signature is

149
Q

Identify the missing Time Signature.

A

The Time Signature is

150
Q

Identify the missing Time Signature.

A

The Time Signature is

151
Q

Identify the missing Time Signature.

A

The Time Signature is

152
Q

Identify the missing Time Signature.

A

The Time Signature is

153
Q

Identify the missing Time Signature.

A

The Time Signature is

154
Q

Identify the missing Time Signature.

A

The Time Signature is

155
Q

Identify the missing Time Signature.

A

The Time Signature is

156
Q

Identify the missing Time Signature.

A

The Time Signature is