GCSE scales and key signatures

The key note of a scale is called the

• tonic

• dominant

• supertonic

• leading note

The major scale that contains 2 flats is.....

• D major

• G major

• Bb major

• F major

The relative minor of C major is....

• D minor

• F major

• A minor

• B minor

How many sharps does E major contain?

(a)  

How many flats does C minor contain?

(a)  

Modulation means.........

• to get faster

• to slow down

• to change time signature

• to change key

Ab major contains how many flats?

(a)  

To work out the relative minor you........

• go up 3 tones from the major scale's key note

• go down 3 tones from the major scale's key note

• go up 3 semitones from the major scale's key note

• go down 3 semitones from the major scale's key note

An alternative way to work out the relative minor is to start on which note of the major scale?

(a)  

What flat is in F major?

• Ab

• Bb

• Gb

• Cb