Plagal Cadence: A plagal cadence is another type of chord progression that creates a sense of resolution, but it uses IV (subdominant) followed by I (tonic). It's like when you're eating your favorite dessert and take one last bite before feeling completely satisfied.
Half Cadence: A half cadence is an incomplete or temporary ending in music. It usually ends on V (dominant) instead of resolving to I (tonic), leaving listeners with a feeling of anticipation. It's like when you pause during a suspenseful movie scene, waiting for something big to happen.
Deceptive Cadence: A deceptive cadence is an unexpected chord progression where the expected resolution to I (tonic) is replaced by another chord, often vi (relative minor). It adds surprise and tension to the music, like when someone unexpectedly changes their mind about something important.