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Advanced practice with AP Music Theory written-response tasks.
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In A major, a sonority contains B, D-sharp, F-sharp, and A. How should it be labeled?

In C major, a sonority contains D, F-sharp, A, and C. What is its Roman-numeral label?

In G minor, a chord is spelled A, C-sharp, E, and G. How is it analyzed?
Use the printed chord in E-flat major. What is its Roman-numeral label?

In D major, a chord contains E, G-sharp, B, and D. What is the best analysis?
In C major, a sonority contains D, F, A, and C. How should it be labeled?
Use the printed sonority in A major. What is its Roman-numeral label?

In D major, a chord contains C-sharp, E, G, and B. What is its analysis?
In G major, a chord is spelled E, G, B, and D. How is it labeled?
Use the printed sonority in C major. What is its Roman-numeral label?

In C major, use the printed bass line. Which plan fits its bass pitches and supports normal part writing?

A bass line in G major moves G–A–D–G. Which Roman-numeral progression is a normal harmonization?
Use the printed bass line in F major. Which Roman-numeral plan matches it?

A bass line in D major moves D–F-sharp–A–D. Which progression fits the line?
Use the printed bass line in A minor. Which plan provides a standard cadence?

In C major, the soprano moves E–D–C while the bass moves C–G–C. Which progression best harmonizes the voices?
Use the printed bass line in B-flat major. Which progression matches it?

A bass line in E-flat major moves E-flat–G–B-flat–E-flat. Which plan fits it?
In C major, a bass line moves C–B–A–G–C. Which progression correctly identifies the inversions and roots?
Use the printed melody in C major. Which two chords normally harmonize its final B–C?

Use the printed melody in G major. Which two chords normally harmonize its final F-sharp–G?

A melody in F major ends E–F. Which cadence progression is most typical?
Use the printed melody in D minor. Which chords most normally harmonize its final C-sharp–D?

Use the printed melody in A major. Which cadence progression fits its final G-sharp–A?

A melody in E-flat major ends D–E-flat. Which two chords normally support those notes at a cadence?
In C major, melody notes A–G–C occur over bass notes F–G–C. Which progression harmonizes them?

In G major, the melody shown is harmonized over the bass notes C, D, and G. Which progression fits both the melody and the bass?

Use the printed V7 sonority in B-flat major. Which pitch is its chordal seventh?

Use the printed V7 sonority in D major. Which pitch is its chordal seventh?

In C major, V7/V is spelled D–F-sharp–A–C. Which pitch signals the tonicization of V?

Use the printed V7 chord in E-flat major. Which printed pitch functions as the leading tone?

At a cadence in G minor, use the printed dominant triad. Which pitch is raised from natural minor?

In A major, ii7 is B–D–F-sharp–A. Which note is the chordal seventh?
Use the printed V7 sonority in E minor. Which pitch is raised from natural minor to form the dominant?

A student labels the printed first-inversion tonic triad in G major as I. What must be added?

A student labels the printed D–F–A–C chord in C major as ii. Which figure corrects the analysis?

In E minor, a student labels B–D-sharp–F-sharp as v. Which label is correct?
In C major, a student labels D–F-sharp–A as II. What is the correct analysis?
In A major, a student labels G-sharp–B–D–F as viiø7. What correction is needed?
In F major, a student labels B-flat–D–F as V. What is the correct label?
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