In C major, read the final two chords in the figure. What type of cadence ends the phrase?

The phrase is in F major. Identify the cadence formed by the two written closing chords.

What cadence is created by this G-major phrase ending?

Read the D-major closing progression shown. Which cadence does it make?

In B-flat major, name the cadence represented by these final two chords.

This A-major phrase stops after the second chord shown. What cadence is heard?

Which cadence closes this phrase in G major?

Examine the final two chords in F major. How should this ending be classified?

For the B-flat-major phrase shown, identify the cadence at the end.

The notation shows a root-position V–I ending in C major. Which kind of authentic cadence is it?

Classify this root-position V–I ending in G major as perfect or imperfect authentic.

The phrase closes with the root-position dominant and tonic shown in F major. What is the cadence?

Determine the type of authentic cadence at this D-major phrase ending.

Both harmonies in this B-flat-major V–I progression are root position. Which authentic cadence results?

Read the root-position V–I ending in A major. Is it perfect or imperfect authentic?

What type of authentic cadence does this E-major root-position V–I progression produce?

Identify the authentic cadence that ends this root-position G-major V–I progression.

Does the C-major phrase ending shown create a half cadence or a deceptive cadence?

Choose the correct label for this G-major ending: half cadence or deceptive cadence?

The F-major phrase ends with the two chords shown. Is the cadence half or deceptive?

Compare the two final chords in D major. Which ending is represented?

For the B-flat-major notation, decide whether the phrase concludes with a half or deceptive cadence.

A phrase in A major stops on an E-major chord, V, without proceeding to another chord. Is the cadence half or deceptive?

An E-major phrase closes with B major followed by C-sharp minor. Is this ending half or deceptive?

In C major, a phrase closes by moving from V to vi. What cadence is this?

Rather than coming from the dominant, the final tonic chord at a phrase ending is preceded by IV. Identify the cadence.

In G major, D major resolves to E minor at the end of a phrase. Which cadence is this?

A phrase in D major ends A major to B minor. How should the cadence be labeled?

At the close of an F-major phrase, C major is followed by D minor. What cadence has occurred?

A B-flat-major phrase resolves from F major to G minor instead of B-flat major. Name the cadence.