The chord shown below functions as vii06/ iv in the key of ____ . (Note: please enter your answer as “X minor,” “Y major,” “Z-flat minor,” or “Q-sharp major.” Be sure to include a dash, if needed, and a space.)

The “A” section of the piece below constitutes a ______ .  

The chorale below by means of . (Note: please be sure to select two answers.)

Secondary dominants and secondary leading tone chords have their own voice leading rules, different from those which govern the use of non-altered chords.

Choose all the keys closely related to D minor

Select the remaining pitches necessary to spell the 7th chord indicated below:  (Hint: dd means “diminished-diminished”)

The pivot chord in the common chord modulation below is best described as chord number _____ . (Hint: note carefully the key in which this chorale begins)

The piece below is in ______ form.     Note: several of the next questions will refer to aspects of this piece. 

According to the text, secondary dominants are “altered chords.” 

A IV7 chord is found on the beat of measure .