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WorksheetsUnit 6 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does a sharp sign do to a note?
Makes it Twitter ready
Raises it a half step
Lowers it a half step
Nothing
What does a flat sign do to a note?
Raises it a half step
Squishes it
Keeps it the same
lowers it a half step
What does a natural do to a previous sharp or flat?
Reinforces it
Cancels it out
Makes it L7
Nothing
What is the accidental rule?
An accidental is in effect for the entire measure
An accidental is good for one note only
An accidental does nothing to impact a note
An accidental is added to the key signature for the rest of the piece.
Two pitches that sound the same but are spelled differently are called:
Clones
Pitches
Notes
Enharmonic spellings
The enharmonic note for Cb is
C#
Cb
B
D#
The enharmonic note for E# is
F
Eb
D#
Fb
The enharmonic note for B# is
Bb
C#
Cb
C
The enharmonic note for Fb is
Eb
G#
E
Fb
A whole step below F is
E
F
Eb
G
A half step below B is
A#
Bb
C
A
A whole step above G# is
A
A#
B
F
A half step above Eb is
E
F
D
D#
Name this note:
A
F
Gb
G#
Name this note:
Ab
Cb
Fb
A
Name this note:
F
G
Fb
F#
A whole step above this note would be:
F
E
F#
G
A whole step below this note would be:
A
Bb
A#
B
A half step below this note would be:
A
G
F
B
These notes are examples of:
Half Steps
Whole Steps
Chromaticism
Enharmonic Spellings
