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Easy Music Theory

Quiz for Lesson #15 (Tonic and Dominant Triads)

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1) Identify the following triads as either tonic or dominant by placing the correct roman numeral under each one. Then write the letter 'T' for tonic, or 'D' for dominant. The first one has been done for you:

2) The following V-chords are not dominant because the 3rd of the chord (the middle note) has not been raised to create the necessary leading tone. Correct the chords by placing the proper accidental in front of the middle note. Then write the correct roman numeral underneath each one:

3) Write the following triads as requested:

Quiz Answer Page / Index

If you need more help, go -Back to Lesson 15-

Lesson 1 Grand Staff	Lesson 5 Durations, Pt.2	Lesson 9 Key Signatures	Lesson 12b Minor Scales	Lesson 16 Key Identification	Lesson 20 Key Transposition	Lesson 24 Other Clefs
Lesson 2 Notes	Lesson 6 Measures	Lesson 10 Intervals	Lesson 13 Time Signatures	Lesson 17 Triads	Lesson 21 Triad Inversions	Lesson 25 Score Formats
Lesson 3 Keyboard	Lesson 7 Small Intervals	Lesson 11 Interval Inversions	Lesson 14 Measure Completion	Lesson 18 Octave Transposition	Lesson 22 Cadences	Lesson 26 Secondary Dominant Triads
Lesson 4 Durations, Pt.1	Lesson 8 Major Scales	Lesson 12a Dbl Sharps- Dbl Flats	Lesson 15 Tonic & Dominant Triads	Lesson 19 Triplets & Other "Tuplets"	Lesson 23 Modes

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