Question

1. music from the medieval period was most often:

a. very loud and dramatic
b. based on electronic sounds
c. religious and sung in churches
d. written for large orchestras

1. what is gregorian chant?

a. a fast dance from the renaissance
b. a type of instrumental music
c. a style of sacred, unaccompanied singing
d. opera music

Explanation:

Question 2:

During the Medieval period, music was predominantly religious. Option A is incorrect as Medieval music wasn't characterized by being very loud and dramatic. Option B is wrong because electronic sounds didn't exist then. Option D is incorrect as large orchestras weren't a feature of Medieval music. Option C accurately reflects that Medieval music was religious and sung in churches.

Gregorian chant is a style of sacred, unaccompanied (a cappella) singing, typically associated with the Roman Catholic Church. Option A is wrong as it's not a dance. Option B is incorrect as it's vocal, not instrumental. Option D is wrong as it's not opera music. Option C correctly describes Gregorian chant.

Answer:

C. Religious and sung in churches

Question 3: