MCA Grade 5 Quiz
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What is this major key signature?
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What is this minor key signature?
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Which one of the vocal ranges below is Alto?
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Which one of the vocal ranges below is Tenor?
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What is a melisma?
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What is a ‘scoop in’?
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What is a ‘fall off’?
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What do the notes with the smaller note heads mean?
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What does this instruction mean?
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What does this instruction mean?
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This is the piano range written two different ways. Do they mean the same thing?
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What does this notation represent?
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What does this notation represent?
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What does this notation represent?
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Which answer best describes the range of a melody?
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Which answer best describes the contour of a melody?
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Which answer best describes what a motif is?
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What does it mean when the notes of a melody are static?
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What is the word used to describe how instruments sound different from one another?
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What is the word used to describe non electric pianos?
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What is the name of this scale?
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What is the name of this scale?
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What is the name of this scale?
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What is the name of this scale?
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Which answer best describes what a compound interval is?
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Which interval sizes below are compound intervals?
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An interval and its related inversion should add up to which number?
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If we inverted a major interval, what quality would it become?
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If we inverted a diminished interval, what quality would it become?
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If we inverted a perfect interval, what quality would the inverted interval be?
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What is the size and quality of this interval?
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What is the size and quality of this interval?
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Simple intervals and their related compound intervals share the same quality. True or false?
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What is the order of the chord functions for the progression below? (It is in the key of F major.)
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What is the name of this chord?
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What is the name of this chord?
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What is the name of this chord?
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What is the name of this chord?
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What is the correct roman numeral expression for this chord progression in the key of G Major?
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What is chord VII in the key of B major?
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Which one of the arpeggios below is a G dominant 7th?
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Which one of the arpeggios below is a B°7?
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What four notes are needed in a D minor 6 chord?
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What four notes are needed in an A major 6 chord?
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This is a demisemiquaver or 32nd note and rest. Which answer best describes its duration?
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This is a hemidemisemiquaver or 64th note and rest. Which answer best describes its duration?
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Which way is generally better to beam demisemiquavers in simple time?
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What does a double dotted note or rest mean, like in the example below?
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Which answer best defines semiquaver triplets?
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What is the name of this semiquaver group?
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What is the name of this semiquaver group?
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What is the name of this semiquaver group?
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Do these two notations mean the same thing?
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What is the correct time signature for this example?
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What is the correct time signature for this example?
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What is the correct time signature for this example?
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Even though the way we produce our voices is quite a complicated system, we can simplify it to 3 main things: Breath, Phonation and Resonance. Which answer best describes Phonation?
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According to the diagram below, which number relates to resonance?
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According to the diagram below, which number relates to phonation?
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What is the name of the indicated piano key?
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What kind of melodic note is being indicated by number 1?
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What kind of melodic note is being indicated by number 2?
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What kind of melodic note is being indicated by number 3?
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What kind of melodic note is being indicated by number 4?
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Which melodic device has been applied to this motif?
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Which melodic device has been applied to this motif?
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Which melodic device has been applied to this motif?
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Which melodic device has been applied to this motif?
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What technique is being used on the first note of the vocal part?
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What technique is being used on the last note in bar 1 of the vocal part?
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What technique is being used in bar 3 of the vocal part?
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Would the vocals sound one octave lower than what is written?
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Should the sustain pedal be held down continually in the piano part?
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Taking both staves into consideration, which chord is being implied in bar 3 of the piano part?
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What is happening in the 4th bar of the piano part?
