2. Famous composer of Medieval Period
Thomas Morley
c. Geovanni Perluigi da Palestrina
b. Adam de La Halle
d. Antonio Vivaldi
3. Which of the following is NOT the characteristics of Troubadour Music?
2. Usualy monophonic
c. Primarity contrapuntal textures with homophony
D. Written in the French
d. Tells of chivalry and country love
4. What is the texture of Gregorian chant?
a. Polyphonic
c. Homophonic
D. Monophonic
d. None of the above
5. The earliest roots of modern music notation, where notes were represented by a square.
a. Kyrie
c. Credo
D. Neumes
d. Agnus Dei
6. Plainchant or plainsong consisting of single melodic line
a. Oratorio
c. Agnus Dei
b. Alleluia
d. Gregorian Chant
7. The period known as the looking back to the Golden Ages of Greece and Rome.
a. Medieval Period
c. Renaissance Period
b. Baroque Period
d. Primitive Period
8. There are free main sections of the Mass. Which of the following is the only section of the
Mass with Greek text.
a. Gloria
c. Agnus Dei
b. Kyrie
d. All of the above
9. A through-composed vocal music composition written and expressed in poetic text
a. Mass
c. Sanctus
6. Troubadour Music
d. Madrigal
10. Believed to have marked the renaissance music
a. Establishment of Concertos
c. The birth of Gregorian Chants
b. Start of secular music compositions
d. All of the above
11. The event that paved the way for a wide distribution of Renaissance Period's
compositions
a. The invention of printing
b. The discovery of earth's actual position in the solar system
c. Martin Luther's protestant reformation
d. The invention of compass that enhanced navigation
12. Refers to the primary form of sacred vocal polyphony.
a. Troubadour
C. Mass
b. Madrigal
d. Motet
13. Most of the text of mass music were set to melismatic which means
a. One note set to one syllable
c. One note many syilable
b. Few notes set to one syllable d. Many notes set to one syllable​