A piece has the form diagram A B. What form does this diagram show?

A composition is diagrammed A B A. What form is shown?

The diagram ||: A :|| ||: B :|| shows each of two sections repeated. How should the overall form be labeled?

A diagram reads A B A', and A' is a complete final section that restates A with a changed ending. What form is it?

A work follows A B A C A. Which form does this letter scheme represent?

A form diagram has two large parts: A, then B; the end of B recalls opening material from A. What is the best label?

A minuet is followed by a trio, and then the minuet returns da capo. The minuet and the trio are each a small binary form. What is the overall form?

A dance movement has two halves, each repeated. The A section ends in a new key, not the tonic, and the opening material never returns. Which label is most precise?

In rounded binary, how much of the A section usually comes back near the end of B?

A short piano piece has two parts and never brings back its opening idea. Its A section ends with a perfect authentic cadence in the tonic key. Which label is most precise?

A march presents a main section, a contrasting trio, and then repeats the entire main section. How should the form be labeled?

In a major-key binary piece, the A section modulates before its final cadence. In which key does it most often end?

A diagram reads A A1 A2 A3, and each section is a changed version of the opening theme. What form is it?

In rounded binary, which harmony usually ends the contrasting start of the B section, just before the opening material returns?

In a minuet and trio, the minuet comes back after the trio with the marking da capo. What traditionally happens to the minuet's repeats on that return?

Which repeat diagram shows a rounded binary form?

In rounded binary, in what key does the opening material return near the end of the B section?

How does a binary piece in a major key normally end?

Which form do most dance movements in a Baroque suite, such as an allemande or a gigue, use?

What feature makes rounded binary different from ternary form?

In a Classical rondo, in what key does the A refrain normally return each time?

One piece is A-B-A with a complete final A section; another is A-B with A material returning only at the end of B. Which statement is accurate?

In ternary form, how is the B section usually set off from A?

A student calls a piece ternary because its opening melody returns near the end. The melody is actually part of the second large section. What is the better label?