26.The term for a four-note chord consisting of root, third, fifth, and seventh: A) dulcet B) quadrad C) complete chord D) leading tone chord E) seventh chordPoints Earned:1.0/1.0

27. The repetition of a melodic motive or harmonic progression at successive levels of transposition, using the notes of the diatonic scale: Points Earned: 1.0/1.0

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28.The first keyboard instrument that responded to the force of the performer's touch on the keys: Points Earned: 1.0/1.0

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29.A musical line moving from G# to A, to A#, to B, to B#, to C#, can be referred to as: Points Earned:1.0/1.0

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30.A broken-chord figuration, sounding the notes of a chord one at a time in a repeated pattern: A) arpeggio B) monophony C) a capella D) cacophony E) adagio

31. "The Well-Tempered Clavier" was composed by whom? Points Earned: 1.0/1.0

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32.In a Baroque concerto, the first movement form was characterized by a recurring refrain, known as the: Points Earned: 1.0/1.0

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33. The most dissonant chord in all of tonal harmony: Points Earned: 1.0/1.0

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34.A tempo indication meaning fast; literally, "happy": A) forte B) andante C) tutti D) dolce E) allegroPoints Earned:1.0/1.0

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35.The second scale degree; also, used to refer to the diatonic harmony built on the second scale degree:

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36.The fifth scale degree; also, used to refer to the diatonic harmony built on the fifth scale degree:

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37. Although we normally think of chamber music as music for a small group of performers, with one musician assigned to each part, works for chamber orchestra can also be referred to as chamber music.

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