Following is a 10 question quiz (Quiz 3).  In a separate email, send me the answers to these questions.  The format should look like this:

Quiz 2
1.  a
2.  a
3.  a
4.  b
5.  b
6.  b
etc. through 10

For a perfect quiz (no errors) you will receive credit for an additional homework paper with the grade of 100.  If you have errors, I will respond to your email alerting you of this.  You will not be informed as to where the error/s occur/s.  You must then resubmit the entire quiz answers, at which time the whole process will repeat.  If your quiz is perfect, you will also be notified of this fact.  There is no penalty on your record for errors on the quiz; you merely will not get the extra credit.  Send your answers to wbartolo@odu.edu.

1.    Major triad

        a. M3, +5
        b. M3, P5
        c. mi3, P5
        d. mi3, o5

2.    Diminished triad

       a. M3, +5
        b. M3, P5
        c. mi3, P5
        d. mi3, o5

3.    B major chord is spelled

        a. B -  D -  F
        b. Bb -  D -  F
        c. B - D# - F
        d. B - D# - F#

4.    A 6 alone under a bass note indicates a first inversion triad.

        a. True
        b. False

5.    Major triads occur commonly on

        a. supertonic, subdominant, and submediant in major; submediant, dominant, and leading tone in minor.
        b. tonic, subdominant, and dominant in minor; mediant, dominant, and submediant in major.
        c. mediant, dominant, submediant, and subtonic in minor; tonic, subdominant, and dominant in major.
        d. None of the above

6.    The Mediant triad in a minor key is usually a/an

        a. major triad.
        b. minor triad.
        c. diminished triad.
        d. augmented triad.

7.    The diminished triad on the 7th scale degree in minor is rooted on

        a. the natural 7th (subtonic).
        b. the raised 7th (leading tone).
        c. Both of the above
        d. Neither of  the above

8.    A 7 under a bass note implies

        a.  that there is a dominant seventh chord above it.
        b.  that the 7th above the bass is a minor 7th.
        c.  that the chord is inverted.
        d.  that there are intervals of a 3rd, a 5th, and a 7th above the note.

9.    The diminished chord and the augmented chord appear diatonically in both major and minor keys.

        a. True
        b. False

10.   If the interval of a 4th appears above a bass note, one can deduce that the triad is in

        a.  root position.
        b.  first inversion.
        c.  second inversion.
        d.  Not enough information to determine.