Region I

Division of La union
BAWANTA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Bawanta, Bauang, La Union

SUMMATIVE TEST
MAPEH 9

A .Direction: Identify the terms that are being described in the following statements.
1. Its characteristics demonstrate rich chromatic harmony, vocal virtuosity and rich portrayal in music of emotional words.
2. It means “agitated style”.
3. He was among the most significant Renaissance composers who devoted to writing church music.
4. It is Thomas Morley’s collection of Italian madrigals.
5. It is the simultaneous combination of sounds in music.
B. Direction: Read the question carefully and choose the best answer. Write the letter only.
6. It is a composition for organ or other keyboard instrument.
a. excerpt b. fugue c. invention d. toccata
7. it is a primary theme used in a fugue.
a. excerpt b. cantata c. subject d. interlude
8. it is the Baroque term for Refrain.
a. continuo b. grosso c. ritornello d. tutti
9. it is the alteration between loud and soft dynamics.
a. invention b. ripieno c. terraced dynamics d. timbre
10. He is known as the “Red Priest” of the Baroque Period.
a. Bach b. Handel c. Pachelbel d. Vivaldi
 Region I
Division of La union
BAWANTA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Bawanta, Bauang, La Union

SUMMATIVE TEST
MAPEH 9

B. Direction: Match the word in column B with the descriptions in column A. Write the correct letter only.
1. It is the third section of the first movement of the sonata cycle. a. A-B-A-C-A
1. It means “jest” used as a substitute for the minuet. b. A-B-A-B-A
2. It was derived from sinfonia c. Chamber Music
3. It is a group of six people playing music together. d. Concerto
5. It is the order of Rondo parts of a sonata from consisting of two contrasting e. sextet
themes.
f. Sextet
g. Symphony
h. recapitulation
B. Direction: Read the question carefully and choose the best answer. Write the letter only.
1. Who is the Baroque composer known for his compositions for organ orchestra and oratorio?
A. Antonio Vivaldi B. Claudio Monteverdi C. George Friedrich Handel D. Johann Sebastian Bach
2. Which Baroque style developed mainly by imitative counterpoint?
A. Chorale B. Fugue C. Oratorio D. Toccata
3. Most of the Mass music text was set to milismatic. Which BEST describes a Milismatic?
A. One note too many syllable. B. Many notes to one syllable. C. One note set to one syllable. D. Few notes set to one syllable.
4. What are the keyboard instruments that were commonly used during the Baroque Period?
A. Accordion ad Piano B. Organ and Accordion C. Harpsichord and Organ. D. Piano and Synthesizer.
5. Which of the following Baroque music forms resembles a harmonized version of hymnal tunes of the Protestant Church during the Baroque Era?
A. Chorale B. Concerto Grosso C. Concerto D. Fugue
 Region I
Division of La union
BAWANTA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Bawanta, Bauang, La Union
SUMMATIVE TEST
MAPEH 9

A. Direction: Read the question carefully and choose the best answer. Write the letter only.
1. Which statement is true about the Baroque Period?
A. Melodic are less dynamic. B. Music compositions are accessible. C. Known for the simplicity of the musicians. D. Early composers favoured homophonic texture.
2. What are genres that complete the Music of Baroque?
A. Chorale, Oratorio, Fugue, Concerto Grosso only. C. Fugue Chorale, Oratorio, Concerto Grosso only.
B. Concerto, Concerto Grosso, Fugue, Oratorio only. D. Oratorio, Concerto, Concerto Grosso, Chorale, Fugue
3. What is a correct characteristic of the Mass?
A. Polyphonic B. Sacred musical composition. C. Most of the text is plain syllabic. D. Always sung with orchestral accompaniment.
4. Which of the following Baroque music forms resembles a harmonized version of hymnal tunes of the Protestant Church during the Baroque Era?
A. Chorale B. Concerto Grosso C. Concerto D. Fugue
5. Which best describes a Madrigal Song?
A. It is secular vocal polyphonic musical composition. C. It is the most important secular form during the Renaissance.
B. It is polyphonic, sung a-capella and frequently in 3-6 voices. D. It is written and expressed in a poetic text and sung during covertly social gathering.
6. Which is a true characteristic of Renaissance music?
A. Mostly polyphonic. B. Melodic lines move in a flowing manner. C. Melodies move along a scale with small leaps. D. Imitation among the voices is usually not necessary.
7. Which period when the Christian Church highly planned culture and political affairs in Europe?
A. Medieval Period B. Baroque Period C. Primitive Period D. Renaissance Period
8. Which word BEST describes Gregorian chant?
A. Heterophonic B. Homophonic C. Monophonic D. Polyphonic
9. Which of the following BEST describes the music of Troubadours?
A. Always uses improvised accompaniment. C. Usually monophonic and written in Latin Language.
B. Chivalry and courtly love and usually monophonic. D. Chivalry and courtly love and always uses improvised accompaniment.
10. What happened during the latter part of the Medieval Period?
A. Fall of Roman Empire B. Secular music emerged. C. Dissemination of chants across Europe. D. Monophonic Plainchants became popular.