Music Theory I

Question 1

What is this Key Signature?

Accepted Answer

D

Question 2

These intervals appear line-line-line or space-space-space

Accepted Answer

Odd

Question 3

What is this Key Signature?

Accepted Answer

G

Question 4

A shortcut to finding the flat key signature is to find the __________. That's what key I'm in.

Accepted Answer

Second to last flat

Question 5

A note with 2 names is called an ________________ note.

Accepted Answer

Enharmonic

Question 6

These intervals are the opposite of the starting note

Accepted Answer

Even

Question 7

A tetrachord is made of how many notes?

Accepted Answer

4

Question 8

What is this key signature?

Accepted Answer

C

Question 9

The shortcut to finding my key signature for sharp keys is to ________. That's what key I'm in.

Accepted Answer

Go one step up from the last sharp

Question 10

What is this Key Signature?

Accepted Answer

A

Question 11

This pattern is used to understand key signatures and scales

Accepted Answer

Circle of Fifths

Question 12

What is this Key Signature?

Accepted Answer

Gb

Question 13

This is the pattern for which scale? W-H-W-W-H-W-W

Accepted Answer

Minor Scale

Question 14

What is this Key Signature?

Accepted Answer

F

Question 15

FCGDAEB is the order in which _____________ appear in the key signature.

Accepted Answer

Sharps

Question 16

This is the major scale's cousin THREE DOORS DOWN.

Accepted Answer

Relative Minor

Question 17

This is the distance between two notes

Accepted Answer

Intervals

Question 18

This is the pattern of what scale? W-W-H-W-W-W-H

Accepted Answer

Major Scale

Question 19

What is this Key Signature?

Accepted Answer

Eb

Question 20

BEADGCF is the order in which ____________ appear in the key signature.

Accepted Answer

Flats

Question 21

A major scale contains how many tetrachords?

Accepted Answer

2

Questions 21