 
 <prompt> 1. Gregorian chant na example of a cappella singing.
2. E mean say dem dey sing without any instrument.
3. E mean for Italian "in the manner of the chapel".
4. Yes, the madrigal na a cappella.
5. Instruments dey add to the madrigal for early Baroque period.
6. Yes, most music from the Renaissance na a cappella.
7. Yes, religions dey use am.
8. Three.
9. Jewish, Christian, and Islam.
10. Yes, another one dey use am.
11. Yes, e dey used as a synonym.
12. A synonym for alla breve na a cappella.
13. E dey used rarely as a synonym.
14. Accompanied singing dey called cantata.
15. No, a cappella no always mean unaccompanied singing.
16. Yes, e get something to do with Polyphony.
17. Na Renaissance polyphony.
18. Yes, e different from Baroque concertato.
19. A cappella get e current meaning for the 19th century.
20. Yes, e due to ignorance. <response>: ```1. of a cappella singing,
2. singing without instrumental accompaniment,
3. "in the manner of the chapel"
4. Usually
5. in the early Baroque
6. the majority of secular vocal music was
7. yes
8. Three
9. Jewish and Christian
10. Islam
11. unknown
12. A cappella
13. rarely
14. cantata
15. no
16. Yes
17. Renaissance
18. yes
19. In the 19th century
20. yes``` 