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WorksheetsAccidentals and Enharmonics Quiz
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which is correct?
What is a natural sign?
A symbol that cancels out all sharps and flats.
A symbol that raises a note a step.
A symbol that lowers a note a step.
I don’t know.
In Minuet in G, what is the only accidental in the piece?
C#
Bb
D#
F#
An accidental remains in effect for...
all measures of the music
Until the next bar line
two measures only
When a flat, sharp, or natural appears in music, it is called an...
Key Signature
Accidental
Half Step
Whole Step
What is the name of this symbol?
Sharp
Flat
Natural
B flat
What is the name of this symbol?
Flat
Sharp
Natural
Parallelogram
What is the name of this symbol?
Sharp
Flat
Natural
Flarp
What does this symbol do to a pitch?
Lower the pitch by a half step.
Raises the pitch by a half step.
Cancels out a previous sharp or flat.
What does this symbol do to a pitch?
Raises the pitch by a half step.
Lowers the pitch by a half step.
Cancels out a previous sharp or flat.
Enharmonic means:
Accidental
Written differently but sounds the same
Sharp, flat, natural
Raise it a half step
Which is correct?
In chromatic passages, _____ are used when the passage goes up in pitch.
sharps
flats
naturals
accidentals
In chromatic passages, _____ are used when the passage goes down in pitch.
sharps
flats
naturals
accidentals
Describe Enharmonics in your own words
Which note is the equivalent to G sharp?
A flat
B flat
Which note is the equivalent to C sharp?
E flat
D flat
Which note is the equivalent to F sharp?
E flat
G flat
Which note is the equivalent to B flat?
A sharp
C natural
Which note is the equivalent to G sharp?
F flat
A flat
Which note is the equivalent to A flat?
G sharp
F sharp
Which note is the equivalent to D sharp?
D flat
E flat
Which note is the equivalent to B natural?
A natural
C flat
Where would you mainly find sharp/flat notes on the piano?
On the Black keys.
On the White Keys.
Underneath the piano.
In the tires of the piano.
What is an accidental in music?
When you play a wrong note by accident.
A sharp, flat, or natural not in the key signature.
When you see multiple eighth notes together.
When the composer puts in wrong notes on purpose.
