CAD100 CADENCE PRELUDE
FUNDAMENTALS CIRCUIT MODELING AND
SIMULATION BASICS REVIEW SHEET FULL
ANSWER COLLECTION
●● Which interval's second note has a frequency that is double that of
the frequency of the first note?
Answer: octave
●● What do we call the jazz performer who stands up and plays a
spontaneous solo?
Answer: improvisor
●● Who is the concertmaster?
Answer: principal violinist
●● True or false - harmonics give instruments or voices their unique
sound
Answer: true
●● When does the orchestra play an overture at the opera?
Answer: the beginning
,●● Why do we like to listen to sad music when we feel sad?
Answer: both - it helps us to feel understood & our bodies release the
calming hormone, prolactin
●● Who tunes the orchestra?
Answer: principal oboe
●● Where is the orchestra during an opera?
Answer: pit
●● Which of these events is appropriate for casual dress?
Answer: jazz
●● Which of these is an example of a membranophone?
Answer: bass drum
●● What is the "home" cord called in functional harmony?
Answer: tonic
●● What is the device called that brass players, like trumpeters, use to
change the color or timbre of their sound?
Answer: mute
, ●● Which brass instrument is included in the woodwind quintet?
Answer: horn
●● Which of these forms would NOT be represented by A, A', A'', A'''?
Answer: rondo form
●● Which form is represented by the letters ABCDCBA?
Answer: arch form
●● What is the name of the very short musical fragment used as a basis
for the composition of a larger work?
Answer: motif
●● What is the name of the middle section of sonata form?
Answer: the development
●● What does mezzo piano mean?
Answer: medium soft
●● What is the texture of polyphonic music?
Answer: a texture consisting of two or more equally important melodies
at the same time
FUNDAMENTALS CIRCUIT MODELING AND
SIMULATION BASICS REVIEW SHEET FULL
ANSWER COLLECTION
●● Which interval's second note has a frequency that is double that of
the frequency of the first note?
Answer: octave
●● What do we call the jazz performer who stands up and plays a
spontaneous solo?
Answer: improvisor
●● Who is the concertmaster?
Answer: principal violinist
●● True or false - harmonics give instruments or voices their unique
sound
Answer: true
●● When does the orchestra play an overture at the opera?
Answer: the beginning
,●● Why do we like to listen to sad music when we feel sad?
Answer: both - it helps us to feel understood & our bodies release the
calming hormone, prolactin
●● Who tunes the orchestra?
Answer: principal oboe
●● Where is the orchestra during an opera?
Answer: pit
●● Which of these events is appropriate for casual dress?
Answer: jazz
●● Which of these is an example of a membranophone?
Answer: bass drum
●● What is the "home" cord called in functional harmony?
Answer: tonic
●● What is the device called that brass players, like trumpeters, use to
change the color or timbre of their sound?
Answer: mute
, ●● Which brass instrument is included in the woodwind quintet?
Answer: horn
●● Which of these forms would NOT be represented by A, A', A'', A'''?
Answer: rondo form
●● Which form is represented by the letters ABCDCBA?
Answer: arch form
●● What is the name of the very short musical fragment used as a basis
for the composition of a larger work?
Answer: motif
●● What is the name of the middle section of sonata form?
Answer: the development
●● What does mezzo piano mean?
Answer: medium soft
●● What is the texture of polyphonic music?
Answer: a texture consisting of two or more equally important melodies
at the same time
