WorksheetsScales & Chords
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 24mins
If I start on E, where would my first whole step up be? write answers in capital letters and use # sharp, and b for flat.
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If I start on F#, where would my 2nd whole step up be? write answers in capital letters and use # sharp, and b for flat.
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If I start on G#, where would my 3rd half step up be? write answers in capital letters and use # sharp, and b for flat, nothing for natural sign.
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If I start on A, where would my 4th whole step up be? write answers in capital letters and use # sharp, and b for flat, nothing for natural sign.
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If I start on B, where would my 5th whole step up be? write answers in capital letters and use # sharp, and b for flat, nothing for natural sign.
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If I start on C#, where would my 6th whole step up be? write answers in capital letters and use # sharp, and b for flat, nothing for natural sign.
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If I start on D#, where would my 7th half step up be? write answers in capital letters and use # sharp, and b for flat, nothing for natural sign.
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Write the full E Major scale below. (use upper case letters, and a space between each answer)
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What would a I chord look like for the C major scale? (The red dots mark the scale) answer in upper cased letters without spaces.
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What would a V chord look like for the C major scale? (The red dots mark the scale) answer in upper cased letters without spaces.
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What would a iii chord look like for the C major scale? (The red dots mark the scale) answer in upper cased letters without spaces.
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The upper case Roman Numerals stand for what kind of chords.
Major
Minor
The lower cased Roman Numerals stand for what kind of chords.
Major
Minor
Only the notes named in a scale can be used in major chords.
True
False
