Cadence EXAM, PRACTICE EXAM AND STUDY
GUIDE NEWEST 2024 ACTUAL COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A
uses of deceptive cadence - Answer -to avoid ending
to transition to another section of music
another name for deceptive cadence - Answer -interrupted cadence
what makes a cadence an imperfect authentic cadence - Answer -doesn't require all of
the same conditions as the perfect authentic cadence
tonic is not sounding in the highest note of the final chord
chord inversions
progression of deceptive cadence - Answer -dominant to submediant (V-vi)
dominant to subdomiant (V-IV)
plagal cadence - Answer -subdominant harmony resolving to the tonic (IV-I, iv-i)
another name for the plagal cadence - Answer -amen cadence
plagal - Answer -type of cadence in Protestant hymns
the terms imperfect and perfect cadences apply to which 2 cadences - Answer -
authentic and plagal
plagal cadence - Answer -amen cadence
imperfect authentic and plagal cadences - Answer -chords are in an inversion
the tonic pitch is not in the highest voice
imperfect authentic cadence progression - Answer -V6-I
perfect plagal cadence progression - Answer -IV-I with the tonic of the last chord in the
highest voice
imperfect plagal cadence progression - Answer -IV-I with the last chord not containing
the tonic in the highest voice
half cadence - Answer -any harmony progressing to a dominant harmony
GUIDE NEWEST 2024 ACTUAL COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A
uses of deceptive cadence - Answer -to avoid ending
to transition to another section of music
another name for deceptive cadence - Answer -interrupted cadence
what makes a cadence an imperfect authentic cadence - Answer -doesn't require all of
the same conditions as the perfect authentic cadence
tonic is not sounding in the highest note of the final chord
chord inversions
progression of deceptive cadence - Answer -dominant to submediant (V-vi)
dominant to subdomiant (V-IV)
plagal cadence - Answer -subdominant harmony resolving to the tonic (IV-I, iv-i)
another name for the plagal cadence - Answer -amen cadence
plagal - Answer -type of cadence in Protestant hymns
the terms imperfect and perfect cadences apply to which 2 cadences - Answer -
authentic and plagal
plagal cadence - Answer -amen cadence
imperfect authentic and plagal cadences - Answer -chords are in an inversion
the tonic pitch is not in the highest voice
imperfect authentic cadence progression - Answer -V6-I
perfect plagal cadence progression - Answer -IV-I with the tonic of the last chord in the
highest voice
imperfect plagal cadence progression - Answer -IV-I with the last chord not containing
the tonic in the highest voice
half cadence - Answer -any harmony progressing to a dominant harmony
