The document is an instructional quiz about polyphony in music. It asks the reader to label statements as either "Korique" if they are true or "Inkorique" if they are false. The statements cover topics like the origins and definition of polyphony, its introduction in the 9th century, whether it uses a single melodic line or multiple voices, and examples of polyphonic forms like rounds, canons and fugues. The reader is then thanked for completing the quiz.

1. Korique or Inkorique?
Instructions: Write “Korique” if the statement is true and
“Inkorique” if the statement is false.

2. 1. The advent of polyphony in the 9th century is
the most important innovation.
Korique!

3. 2. Polyphonic concept only uses 1 melodic line.
INKORIQUE!

4. 3. Polyphony comes from the Greek words poly
meaning many/multiple and phony meaning
sound/voice.
KORIQUE!

5. 4. Polyphony did not cause offense to medieval
ears and was not banished from the liturgy in
1322.
INKORIQUE!

6. 5. Rounds, Canons and Fugues are all
polyphonic.
KORIQUE!

7. Thank You!
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