Grade 11 Music Theory- Triads/ Chords Flashcards

1

In a diminished triad, you have to _____________ (from the relative major)

Raise the first
Lower the fifth twice
Lower the third and fifth
Lower the third twice

2

In an augmented triad, you must ____________

Raise the fifth
Raise the fifth and third
Lower the 4th
Raise the third

3

This is the __________ of the G maj triad

1st Inversion
Root Position
IDKKKKK
2nd Inversion

4

This is a C major solid triad

False
True

5

This is the ________ of the G maj triad

2nd Inversion
Root Position
1st Inversion
njekvjenw;vqf,j

6

This is the figured bass for which triad position?

Root Position
x= 2
2nd Inversion
1st Inversion

7

This is the figured bass for which triad position?

Root position
2nd Inversion
1st Inversion
1.66667

8

These are examples of ______ C major triads

Broken
Solid/ Blocked
Augmented
Major

9

In a minor triad, you have to ___________

Raise the third
Lower the third and fifth
Lower the fifth
Lower the third

10

BONUS: Name this triad:

Ab major, 2nd inversion
Ab minor, 1st inversion
F diminished, 1st inversion
F minor, 1st inversion

11

What is the difference between a chord and a triad

Chords are always 4 notes, triads are always 3
Triads are 3 or more notes played together, chords are always only 3 notes
They're the same
Chords are 3 or more notes played together, triads are always only 3 notes

12

The two ways that triads are written are:

Triads vs. Chords
Solid vs. Broken
Solid vs. Blocked
Blocked vs. Broken

13

Figured Bass is used to notate...

Intervals, Triads & Chords
Only Intervals
Basseses
Only Triads & Chords

14

The figured bass for the 2nd inversion of a triad is:

5/3
6/4
?/?
5/4

15

This is the ________ of the G maj triad

1st Inversion
2nd Inversion
Relative Minor
Root Position

Grade 11 Music Theory- Triads/ Chords

Questions 15

Grade 11 Music Theory- Triads/ Chords

Questions 15