Music Theory interval review

Question 1

Two half steps creates the interval of:

Accepted Answer

M2

Question 2

Inverted intervals:

Accepted Answer

Are flipped opposites (such as M3 and m6)

Question 3

Enharmonic Intervals:

Accepted Answer

Sound the same, look different

Question 4

The enharmonic equivalent of A5 is:

Accepted Answer

m6

Question 5

The inversion of a M2 is:

Accepted Answer

m7

Question 6

The compound version of a M3 would be:

Accepted Answer

M10

Question 7

To make an interval compound is to make it:

Accepted Answer

More than an octave apart

Question 8

Two ways to spell a Tritone are:

Accepted Answer

A4, d5

Question 9

The enharmonic equivalent of a P8 is:

Accepted Answer

A7

Question 10

The simplified version of a P12 is:

Accepted Answer

P5

Question 11

To augment an interval is to make it:

Accepted Answer

Larger

Question 12

The enharmonic equivalent of A2 is:

Accepted Answer

m3

Question 13

The inversion of P4 is:

Accepted Answer

P5

Question 14

Zero half steps creates the interval of:

Accepted Answer

P1

Question 15

The simplified version of a M9 is:

Accepted Answer

M2

Question 16

The enharmonic equivalent of d7 is:

Accepted Answer

M6

Question 17

Four half steps creates the interval of:

Accepted Answer

M3

Question 18

The simple version of a M13 would be:

Accepted Answer

M6

Questions 18