Chord Relationships
This quiz covers the relationships between chords and their functions in music.
Questions
What is the relationship between a tonic chord and a dominant chord?
- The tonic chord is the root of the dominant chord.
- The dominant chord is the fifth of the tonic chord.
- The tonic chord is the third of the dominant chord.
- The dominant chord is the seventh of the tonic chord.
What is the relationship between a tonic chord and a subdominant chord?
- The tonic chord is the root of the subdominant chord.
- The subdominant chord is the fifth of the tonic chord.
- The tonic chord is the third of the subdominant chord.
- The subdominant chord is the fourth of the tonic chord.
What is the relationship between a tonic chord and a relative minor chord?
- The tonic chord is the root of the relative minor chord.
- The relative minor chord is the fifth of the tonic chord.
- The tonic chord is the third of the relative minor chord.
- The relative minor chord is the sixth of the tonic chord.
What is the relationship between a tonic chord and a parallel minor chord?
- The tonic chord is the root of the parallel minor chord.
- The parallel minor chord is the fifth of the tonic chord.
- The tonic chord is the third of the parallel minor chord.
- The parallel minor chord is the third of the tonic chord.
What is the relationship between a major chord and a minor chord?
- The major chord is the root of the minor chord.
- The minor chord is the fifth of the major chord.
- The major chord is the third of the minor chord.
- The minor chord is the third of the major chord.
What is the relationship between a major chord and a diminished chord?
- The major chord is the root of the diminished chord.
- The diminished chord is the fifth of the major chord.
- The major chord is the third of the diminished chord.
- The diminished chord is the seventh of the major chord.
What is the relationship between a major chord and an augmented chord?
- The major chord is the root of the augmented chord.
- The augmented chord is the fifth of the major chord.
- The major chord is the third of the augmented chord.
- The augmented chord is the ninth of the major chord.
What is the relationship between a minor chord and a diminished chord?
- The minor chord is the root of the diminished chord.
- The diminished chord is the fifth of the minor chord.
- The minor chord is the third of the diminished chord.
- The diminished chord is the seventh of the minor chord.
What is the relationship between a minor chord and an augmented chord?
- The minor chord is the root of the augmented chord.
- The augmented chord is the fifth of the minor chord.
- The minor chord is the third of the augmented chord.
- The augmented chord is the ninth of the minor chord.
What is the relationship between a diminished chord and an augmented chord?
- The diminished chord is the root of the augmented chord.
- The augmented chord is the fifth of the diminished chord.
- The diminished chord is the third of the augmented chord.
- The augmented chord is the seventh of the diminished chord.
What is the relationship between a tonic chord and a secondary dominant chord?
- The tonic chord is the root of the secondary dominant chord.
- The secondary dominant chord is the fifth of the tonic chord.
- The tonic chord is the third of the secondary dominant chord.
- The secondary dominant chord is the seventh of the tonic chord.
What is the relationship between a tonic chord and a plagal cadence?
- The tonic chord is the root of the plagal cadence.
- The plagal cadence is the fifth of the tonic chord.
- The tonic chord is the third of the plagal cadence.
- The plagal cadence is the fourth of the tonic chord.
What is the relationship between a tonic chord and an authentic cadence?
- The tonic chord is the root of the authentic cadence.
- The authentic cadence is the fifth of the tonic chord.
- The tonic chord is the third of the authentic cadence.
- The authentic cadence is the seventh of the tonic chord.
What is the relationship between a tonic chord and a deceptive cadence?
- The tonic chord is the root of the deceptive cadence.
- The deceptive cadence is the fifth of the tonic chord.
- The tonic chord is the third of the deceptive cadence.
- The deceptive cadence is the seventh of the tonic chord.
What is the relationship between a tonic chord and a half cadence?
- The tonic chord is the root of the half cadence.
- The half cadence is the fifth of the tonic chord.
- The tonic chord is the third of the half cadence.
- The half cadence is the fourth of the tonic chord.