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WorksheetsMusic Minutes 16: Intervals
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is an interval?
The space between two notes
The entrance to the risers
The entrance to the song
An instrumental interlude
What is this interval?
A major third
A minor third
A perfect fourth
A seventh
What is this interval?
A Major third
A perfect fourth
An octave
A sharp
What is this interval?
A perfect fourth
A Major third
A step
An octave
What is this interval?
A Major third
A minor third
A perfect minor
An octave
What is this interval?
minor seventh
Major seventh
Major octave
minor octave
What is this interval?
Major sixth
Perfect fifth
Octave
Unison
What is this interval?
minor second
Major third
Major second
minor third
What is the difference between a melodic interval and a harmonic interval?
A harmonic interval sounds good together, but a melodic interval does not.
A harmonic interval can be played on instruments, and melodic intervals are only for singers.
A harmonic interval is larger, and a melodic interval is small.
A harmonic interval is where notes are played at the same time, and a melodic interval is where notes are played one after the other.
What are these intervals?
Major first
minor first
Perfect octave
Perfect unison
What is the difference between a Major third and a minor third?
A minor third is 1/2 step smaller than a Major third.
A minor third is 1/2 step larger than a Major third.
A minor third is softer than a Major third.
A minor third is louder than a Major third.
What is an augmented interval?
An interval that is incorrect.
An interval that is reversed.
An interval that is 1/2 step larger than a Major or Perfect interval.
An interval that changes depending on the key signature.
What is a diminished interval?
An interval that is incorrectly labeled.
An interval that is reversed.
An interval that is 1/2 step larger than a minor or Perfect interval.
An interval that is 1/2 step smaller than a minor or Perfect interval.
What is this interval?
Perfect fifth
Major sixth
Melodic
minor third
