Accidentals

What does a flat sign do to a note?

• Makes it lower

• No effect

• Makes it higher

• Makes it normal

What does a sharp sign do to a note?

• No effect

• Makes it higher

• Makes it lower

• Makes it normal

What does a natural sign do to a note?

• Makes it higher

• Makes it lower

• No effect

• Makes it normal

How much lower is G flat compared to G?

• 2 half steps

• 1 whole step

• 2 whole steps

• 1 half step

How much higher is G sharp compared to G?

• 1 half step

• 2 whole steps

• 2 half steps

• 1 whole step

What is the purpose of the one measure rule in music?

• To change the key signature

• To determine the time signature

• To indicate tempo changes

• To apply accidentals for one measure

What does a natural sign do to a sharp note?

• Makes it normal

• No effect

• Makes it lower

• Makes it higher

Which note does the sharp sign on C affect?

• F sharp

• A sharp

• C sharp

• G sharp

Which notes do not have in-between notes?

• A to B

• E to F

• B to C

• G to A

What is the enharmonic equivalent of C sharp?

• D flat

• E flat

• F sharp

• G flat