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Spring 2021 Semester Exam

Last updated almost 4 years ago

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Below the staff write the roman numeral and figured bass for each chord.

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Below the staff write the roman numeral and figured bass for each chord.

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Write down the key in the designated space and Roman numerals with figured base for the progression below:

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1. Harmonize the following melody excerpt with primary chords in the correct inversions.
**You may have one chord per measure, OR two chords.
2. Provide the correct Roman numerals with figured bass underneath the chords you've written.

What kind of 7th does a Dominant 7th chord have? (What is the interval between the root and 7th)

Minor 7th

Diminished 7th

Major 7th

Augmented 7th

What Roman Numeral would you use for a Dominant 7th chord in root position?

V65

I7

V7

IV7

Complete the C7 chord: C E G __

B

Bb

F

A

A dominant 7th chord contains which of the following?

Major Triad & Minor 7th

Minor Triad & Minor 7th

Major Triad & Major 7th

Minor Triad & Major 7th

Choose all answers that describe NCTs (non-chord tones).

They have accidentals.

Notes that are in the chord.

Neighboring tone is NOT a NCT.

Notes that are NOT in the chord.

Passing tone is a NCT.

A 7th chord with the root on the bottom is in what inversion?

3rd inversion

Root position

2nd inversion

1st inversion

The figured bass for a Dominant 7th chord with the 3rd on the bottom is:

V7

V65

V64

V42

What is the inversion for this triad?

first

root

second

third

What would this chord look like in 2nd inversion?

Click all the G Major triads:

When labeling chords with Roman numerals, lower case letters indicate what kind of chord?

Minor

Major

What type of scale is this?

B Major

B Harmonic Minor

B Natural Minor

B Melodic Minor

What type of scale is this?

F# Melodic Minor

F# Natural Minor

F# Major

F# Harmonic Minor

What type of scale is this?

F Melodic Minor

F Major

F Harmonic Minor

F Natural Minor

Reorder in numerical order from top to bottom. (first = top, last = bottom)

Aeolian

Ionian

Phrygian

Mixolydian

Locrian

Dorian

Lydian

Choose all of the following that are true.

The Aeolian mode consists of the same notes as the natural minor scale.

Modes can only be on the white keys.

The Aeolian mode consists of the same notes as the harmonic minor scale.

The Ionian mode consists of the same notes as the diatonic major scale.

Select all notes that would appear in the V7 chord of f# minor.

C#

Eb

B

G#

A#

F

Db

C

D

E#

Drag the minors to the correct relative majors.

f# minor

eb minor

bb minor

c minor

a# minor

d# minor

A major

Gb major

Eb major

C# major

F# major

Db major

Choose the answer that describes this:

E Lydian

E Mixolydian

E Dorian

E Locrian

Choose the chord progression that best describes this:

I-V-I-IV-I

I-IV-I-V-I

i-v-i-iv-i

I-IV-I-V7-I

i-iv-i-V7-i