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Take a 21 question quiz to test and certify your knowledge of the tutorial-video course
Music Theory 101 - Melody.
Get a mark of 80% or higher to pass this quiz!
1
How do you indicate a sharp or flat note?
By placing the sharp or flat symbols directly to the left of the notehead
By writing the word "sharp" or "flat" next to the note
By placing the sharp or flat note symbol to the right of the first note in the bar
2
In order to find the notes of an E Phrygian scale you must first find which parent scale?
C Minor
A Major
Fb Major
C Major
3
What is a musical interval?
The time between striking two notes on a keyboard
The distance between two notes
The time you rest before playing again
4
How are intervals classified?
Intervals are only classified by their quality
Intervals are classified by size and key center
Intervals are classified by their quality and number
5
What is the step sequence of a Major scale?
None of the 3 other answers are correct
WS - WS - WS - HS - WS - WS - WS
WS - HS - WS - WS - HS - WS - WS
WS - WS - HS - WS - WS - WS - HS
6
How many whole steps are contained within the octave?
7
8
6
12
7
What is the Minor scale step pattern?
WS - HS - WS - WS - Half - WS - WS
WS - HS - WS - WS - WS - HS - WS
8
What is the blues scale?
A minor pentatonic scale with a flatted fifth
A scale which has several blue notes
A major scale with blue note
The same as the Mixolydian mode
9
What are the three basic building blocks of melody?
Performance, volume, and flow pattern
Note pitch, timbre, and flow pattern
Note pitch, fluctuations, and melody
Note pitch, how high or how low they are, and their pattern flow
10
How do you find a Major scale's Relative Minor?
3 whole steps down from its root
2 half steps down from its root
3 half steps down from its root
By removing 1 sharp from the Key Signature
11
How do we raise a note by an octave?
Double the frequency
Play 2 notes up
Play next chord
12
What are the 5 classifications of intervals?
Natural, sharp, flat, Minor and Major
Happy, sad, angry, sleepy, dopey
Up, down, left, right, start
Perfect, Minor, Major, Augmented and Diminished
13
What is a tritone?
Three half tones and a whole tone
A scale with exactly 3 sharps or 3 flats
A tritone is a disharmonic interval separated by six half steps
A scale made up of three notes
14
The Harmonic Minor has what note raised?
5th
3rd
7th
2nd
15
What is the Tonic?
The Parent scale in the Diatonic System
The note that all of the other notes in the scale are built upon
An octave
16
How many half steps are contained within the octave?
8
10
14
12
17
How do you find the relative Minor scale of a Major scale?
Start from the Tonic of the Major scale and move down 3 semitones
Start from the root and move up 2 semitones
Start from the Tonic and move down 2 whole tones
Start from the Tonic and move down 3 whole tones
18
What does a natural do?
Negates the sharp or flat on a note
Keeps the song sounding organic and loose
Makes a sharp note flat and a flat note sharp
19
An accidental overrides the key signature of the song for how long?
Until the next note is played
Until the end of the bar
Until you stop your sequencer
Until the end of the song
20
What notes are played in a G Major scale?
G A Bb C D E F G
G A B C D E F# G
G A B C# D E F# G
G A B C D E F G
21
What is the mode that depicts the natural Minor?
Adonai malakh
Mixolydian
Aeolian
Phrygian
Music Theory 101
Melody
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