1. It is a group of notes that are sung on a syllable of a particular word or text.
a. Melisma
b. Legato
c. Church Mode
d. Monophonic Texture
2. Was mainly sacred vocal music such as plainchant, conductus, masses, and motets, instructional
estampie, and secular vocal songs.
a. Polyphonic Texture
b. Musical Form
c. Plainchant
d. Neume
3. It is the early form of musical notation used to transcribe the Gregorian chant.
a. Polyponic Texture
b. Musical Form
c. Plainchant
d. Neume
4. It is also known as the Middle Ages or the Dark Ages.
a. Feudal system
b. Medieval Period
c. Baroque Period
d. Renaissance Period
5. It was the form of government established during the Middle Ages.
a. Feudal system
b. Medieval Period
c. Baroque Period
d. Renaissance Period
6. It is a smooth, even manner of musical performance.
a. Melisma
b. Legato
c. Church Mode
d. Monophonic Textūre
7. It is also called the Gregorian mode, is one of the eight scales in the Gregorian chant.
a. Melisma
b. Legato
c. Church Mode
d. Monophonic Texture
8. It was developed from combining several musical lines.
a. Polyphonic Texture
b. Musical Form
c. Plainchant
d. Neume
9. It was spread across Europe and cost many lives.
a. Black Death or Bubonic plaque
b. Bubonic plaque
c. Black Death
d. Melisma
10. It is a form of prayer song that is purely vocal, monophonic and intended for church use only.
a. Polyphonic Texture
b. Musical Form
c. Plainchant​