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?

How many flats does C minor contain?

Modulation means.........

• to get faster

• to slow down

• to change time signature

• to change key

Ab major contains how many flats?

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?

What flat is in F major?

• Ab

• Bb

• Gb

• Cb