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Music Theory: Roman Numerals
Music Theory: Roman Numerals
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Music Theory Quiz
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1
C to D is...
Major 2nd
Major 3rd
Minor 5th
Minor 7th
2
What Roman Numeral does this chord make up?
V
IV
II
iv
3
What type of chord is this?
F Major Root
C minor 1st inversion
Key of C Root
Key of Bb major 2nd inversion
4
The triad with the third presented as the lowest note is?
Third inversion
Fourth inversion
Second inversion
First Inversion
5
C to B flat is...
Major 6th
Minor 7th
Major 2nd
Minor 3rd
6
What Roman Numeral does this make up?
I
VI
iii
II
7
C to E flat is...
Major 6th
Minor 6th
Major 2nd
Minor 3rd
8
Triad with the 5th presented as the lowest note is?
First inversion
Second inversion
Third inversion
Fourth inversion
9
What Roman Numeral does this chord make up?
II
V
VI
ii
10
Why is the Melodic Minor Scale so called?
Triads built on the 1st, 4th, and 5th notes
When we use the key defining chord progression
Derived from notes of the minor chords
The succession "Ab-B mat" is melodically discontinuous.
11
Any minor scale has the same key signature as the major scale that lies a minor____ above it
Seventh
Third
Eighth
Fifth
12
What Roman Numeral does this chord make up?
vii
III
IV
I
13
In what position will you always see two consecutive thirds?
Major
Inversion
Octave
Root
14
What Roman Numeral does this chord make up?
VI
iii
ii
I
15
Triads are composed of two consecutive descending thirds
True
False
16
In the key of C Major what chord does this make up?
GBD
EGD
EFA
CAF
17
There are five different qualities: Diminished, Minor, Major, ______, and Perfect.
Dominant
Augmented
Octave
Imperfect
