CSSSA 2022 Music Theory Placement

Typically, the 7th in a dominant chord resolves to:

A dominant 7th chord is most likely to be followed by a _____.

In 12/8 time, how many of what type of beats are in 1 measure?

Which one is D Phrygian?

Which of the following triads is an augmented triad?

Which of the following indicates a I - IV - V chord progression?

In this example, the player is told to _______.

What minor key is relative to the key of G major?

What note is not in the D major scale?

How many flats are in the key of A-flat major?

What is a M3 above an F?

How many modes in C Major?

Name this chord (the notes are in ascending order): D, F#, A, C#, E

What scale does not have any distinct modes?

This is a b natural minor scale. When you raise the 7th by a 1/2 step, then it becomes a ____.

This is most commonly known as _______.

The lydian mode has a_______.

In the key of E minor, what is the diatonic iv chord?

In the key of C major, what is the V chord?

What chord is the V/V in the key of A Major?

Which 3 notes are in the F# minor triad?

Name this chord (notes are in ascending order): C - Eb - G - Bb - F

This is a natural B minor scale. If you raise the 3rd, 6th, and 7th, then it will become a ___.

This is a B natural minor scale. When you raise the 6th, and 7th, it becomes a ______.

In 3/4 time, how many beats are in one measure?

The key of _______ has 3 sharps in its key signature.

The marking "Andante" tells the player to play ______.

What note is not in an F major triad?

Two pitches that have different names but sound the same are called ______ pitches.

Common time is the same as _______.