In Josquin's The Cricket, when the text sings about drinking,
a. a smooth, flowing melody is heard that evokes liquid.
b. the melody is sung in octaves.
c. cricket-like chirping is heard that sounds like the hiccups of someone who has been drinking.
d. cricket-like mating sounds are heard.
Question 2
Counterpoint is a(n) _________________, and one that is still taught in almost exactly the same manner as it was in the Renaissance.
a. easy method
b. demanding art
c. secret code
d. improvisatory practice
