Question 1

Texture is music refers to the thickness or thinness of a sound.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 2

When a melody is accompanied by an instrument, a monophonic texture is produced.

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Question 3

It is a melody accompanied by chords played by musical intruments.

Accepted Answer

Homophonic

Answer

Monophonic

Question 4

It is a single melodic line with no harmony or accompaniment.

Accepted Answer

Monophonic Texture

Answer

Harmony

Answer

Polyphonic Texture

Answer

Homophonic Texture

Question 5

Choral music and orchestral music are examples of a polyphonic texture.

Accepted Answer

Polyphonic

Answer

Monophonic

Question 6

The word "poly" means "many".

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 7

In what musical texture does solo music belongs?

Accepted Answer

homophonic

Answer

polyphonic

Question 8

________ is the use of one or more sounds to create music.

Accepted Answer

texture

Answer

voice

Answer

harmony

Answer

melody

Question 9

It is a repetition by imitation.

Accepted Answer

Round

Answer

Texture

Answer

Rhythm

Answer

Music

Question 10

These are melodies of two or more different songs that can be sung or played at the same time.

Accepted Answer

Partner Songs

Answer

Round

Answer

Texture

Answer

Madrigal

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