Music 120 - Music Appreciation » Fall 2019 » Quiz 5

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Question #1
A work that is comprised of a strictly imitative musical texture is called a
A.   refrain
B.   verse
C.   canon
Question #2
A composition must use one texture throughout.
A.   TRUE
B.   FALSE
Question #3
A pianist playing a melody in the right hand while the left sounds chords produces a _____ texture.
A.   homophobic
B.   polyphonic
C.   monophonic
Question #4
A round is based on the principle of _______ where each voice enters in succession with the same melody.
A.   augmentation
B.   inversion
C.   imitation
Question #5
A single-line texture is known as
A.   heterophony
B.   monophony
C.   homophony
Question #6
A texture in which two or more different melodic lines are combined is called
A.   polyphonic
B.   monophobic
C.   homophonic
Question #7
A type of homophony in which all voices move together in the same rhythm is called
A.   polyphony
B.   heterophony
C.   homorhythm
Question #8
An individual part or line, even in instrumental music, is often referred to as a(n)
A.   inversion
B.   voice
C.   song
D.   tune
Question #9
Heterophony is common in non-Western music.
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #10
Homophony is best described as
A.   a texture based on counterpoint
B.   a single melody with accompaniment
C.   the simultaneous elaboration of the same melody
Question #11
If you are singing alone in the shower, you are creating a ______ texture.
A.   homophonic
B.   heterophobic
C.   polyphonic
D.   monophobic
Question #12
Imitation is a type of
A.   monophony
B.   homophony
C.   polyphony
Question #13
One person singing "Happy Birthday" with simple chords accompanying the melody produces a(n) _________ texture.
A.   monophonic
B.   homophonic
C.   imitative
Question #14
Row, Row, Row Your Boat is an example of
A.   monophony
B.   a round
C.   homophony
Question #15
The best description of a melodic idea that is presented in one voice and then restated in another is
A.   imitation
B.   augmentation
C.   inversion
Question #16
The interweaving of melody and harmony produces ________ in music.
A.   texture
B.   ostinato
C.   rhythm
D.   harmony
Question #17
The texture of a round is
A.   homophonic
B.   monophonic
C.   polyphonic
Question #18
When several musicians sing or play the same musical line, each varying some element (like pitch or rhythm), they are creating a ______ texture.
A.   homophonic
B.   heterophonic
C.   monophonic
Question #19
Which of the following textures is based on counterpoint?
A.   homophony
B.   monophony
C.   polyphony
Question #20
_________ describes a melody without any harmonic accompaniment or other melodic lines.
A.   monophony
B.   heterophony
C.   homophony

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