Listen to Tchaikovsky, Romeo and Juliet Overture then indicate the best answer for each of the following questions. ("Romeo and Juliet" can be found on CD 4, Tracks 13–19 on the supplementary 4 CD set.)

1			This work is an example of
			A)	A program symphony
			B)	A symphonic poem
			C)	Incidental music for a play
			D)	None of the above
2			The opening slow introduction
			A)	Often has a churchlike quality
			B)	Is in the minor mode
			C)	Is dark and brooding
			D)	All of the above
3			Theme 1 (Feud) contains
			A)	A long melody
			B)	Short, scurrying musical fragments
			C)	Pizzicato in the strings
			D)	Mostly soft dynamics
4			Which statement is NOT true of Theme 2 (Love)?
			A)	It expresses longing and yearning.
			B)	It is less active than Theme 1.
			C)	It has short sections in monophonic texture.
			D)	It has long melodic lines.
5			The end of the coda expresses
			A)	The triumph of love
			B)	The sadness of death
			C)	The somber Friar Laurence
			D)	Both B and C