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Fundamentals of Music Theory Week 2 Quiz Answers
Question 1)
What note is this?
- C♯
- A♯
- G♯
- A♭
Question 2
What is the sixth note in the first bar called?
- A
- B
- B♯
- F
- G
- G♯
Question 3)
What is the relative minor of B major?
- D Minor
- G Minor
- G# Minor
- B Minor
Question 4)
This is (almost) the scale of E major but it has one mistake. Which note is incorrect?
- 7
- 8
- 4
- 3
- 2
- 5
- 6
- 1
Question 5)
What is the relative major of E♭ minor?
- G♭ Major
- F Major
- D♯ Major
- E♭ Major
- F♯ Major
Question 6)
What scale is this?
- B♭ Major
- G natural Minor
- B Melodic Minor
- G major
- G Harmonic Minor
- G Phrygian
Question 7)
Which two keys does this key signature represent?
- D♯ Minor
- G# Minor
- D minor
- G♯ Major
- F♯ Major
- A♯ Minor
- G♭ Major
- E♭ Minor
Question 8)
Which of these key signatures represents the key of G♯ Minor?
Answer
Question 9)
Why do we have different types of minor scale?
- The harmonic minor and melodic minor allow for stronger cadences and more distinctive melodic lines in comparison to the natural minor.
- There is no real reason…they just sound good.
- So we can write sad music.
- To stop our ears getting bored of the same sound.
Question 10)
What of these provides the best explanation of the term ‘key’?
Select one answer from the following.
- ‘Key’ is the way of telling whether the music sounds happy or sad. This is essentially a question of modality.
- ‘Key’ is just another name for scale.
- ‘Key’ refers to the way in which we perceive the hierarchy of notes and chords; it specifies the home note and modality also.
- ‘Key’ tells us how high or low the music is on the stave. Clefs also help to establish this.