6/9 6. Harmony and Chord Progressions Online Quiz Questions

Which harmonic function primarily provides stability and a sense of tonal center?

True or false: The dominant function is built on scale degree 5 and normally creates tension that seeks resolution to tonic.

In Roman-numeral notation, what symbol represents the tonic chord of A minor?

In C major, which cadence is represented by G7 → Am?

Select all the chords that are principal diatonic predominant chords in a major key.

True or false: In C major, the first-inversion supertonic chord ii6 has F in the bass.

Which pitch is the raised leading tone commonly used to form the dominant in A minor?

What type of cadence is formed by F major → C major at the end of a phrase in C major?

Select all conditions that generally contribute to a perfect authentic cadence.

Which functional outline best describes I–vi–ii–V–I in a major key?

Analyze the progression C | Dm/F | G7 | C in C major. Give the Roman numeral and harmonic function of each chord, and identify the cadence formed by the final two chords.

Which chord progression correctly realizes I–ii6–V7–I in G major?

In C major, a progression contains Dm/F moving directly to G major. What harmonic function does Dm/F most characteristically have in this context?

In C major, a phrase closes with the progression $\mathrm{G^7 \rightarrow Am}$. Which type of cadence does this progression represent?

In C major, the leading tone in a dominant seventh chord normally resolves upward to the tonic, while the chordal seventh commonly resolves downward by step to scale degree 3.

In C major, what Roman-numeral analysis identifies the chord G–B–D–F? Enter the answer inside LaTeX delimiters.

Which chord best serves as the dominant triad in A minor when a strong leading-tone resolution is desired?

What cadence is suggested when a phrase ends on the dominant chord, such as V in a major key?