Secondary Dominants

Question 1

Chords that stay in one particular key (no sharps or flats) are referred to as _____ chords.

Answer 1

Diatonic

Question 2

_________ chords involve notes outside of a particular key (contains sharps or flats).

Answer 2

Chromatic

Question 3

Using a dominant (V) chord from outside the key to resolve to a non-tonic diatonic chord is a _____ chord.

Answer 3

Secondary dominant

Question 4

Secondary dominant chords emphasize V chords by going up five scale degrees from the fifth and taking the key signature of the V chord into consideration.

Answer 4

True. For example. 
C major:
V chord = G
Five scale degrees from G = D
Build D chord in the key of G (with one sharp).