Harmony Test №4

What is a key signature?

• It's a specific set of flats AND sharps representing a key

• It's a text signature below the Grand Staff representing a key

• It's a specific set of flats OR sharps representing a key

• It's a type of clefs which is showing us more information about the key than the ordinary one

Where does the key signature stands?

• Right after the clef(s)

• Right before each note affected

• Right before the clef(s)

• On the left side of the sheet

What rule would you use to place the key signature correctly?

• The circle of fifths

• The key signature rule

• The round of accidentals

• Chromatic alteration motion

How would you place the following sharped notes?

F, G, A, C, D, E

• F, A, C, G, E, D

• F, A, G, C, D, E

• F, C, G, D, A, E

• F, G, A, C, D, E

What is the key here?

• F flat

• E flat

• B flat

• G flat

What is the key here?

• A sharp

• F sharp

• С sharp

• D sharp

The key signature of one flat is ...

• C major

• F major

• G sharp minor

• A minor

The natural keys are...

• C major and A minor

• B minor and G major

• E sharp minor and G-double-flat major

• There's no natural keys

What is the difference between accidentals and key signatures?

• The key signature affects two notes of the key at the same time

• The key signature affects only the notes that are on the staff

• The key signature affect all the notes in the key regardless to their octave

• The key signature doubles all other accidentals in the key

How many notes are there in the key?

• 7

• 12

• 5

• 19