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WorksheetsCh. 4 Complete Review (8)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is a half step?
The distance between any two black keys on the piano.
The distance between any three neighboring keys on the piano.
The distance between any two neighboring keys on the piano.
None of the above.
True or false: the diatonic half step uses the next letter name.
True
False
Does the chromatic half step use the same letter name?
Yes
No
A whole step equals how many half steps?
1
2
3
4
Which accidental is this?
Flat
Double Sharp
Natural
Sharp
True or false: This a double flat.
True
False
Which accidental is this?
Natural
Flat
Time Signature
Double Sharp
True or false: This is a natural sign.
True
False
Which accidental is this?
Double Sharp
Sharp
Flat
Double Flat
Where are natural notes found?
on black keys
on white keys
on all keys
All of the above
Fill in the blank: A sharp ____ a note by a half step.
lowers
raises
cancels
Fill in the blank: A flat ___ a note by a half step.
lowers
raises
cancels
Fill in the blank: A double sharp raises a note by __ half steps.
1
2
3
4
Fill in the blanks: A double flat ___ a note by ___ half steps.
raises; 2
lowers; 1
raises; 1
lowers; 2
True or false: Enharmonics are notes that sound the same, but have a different name.
True
False
Name the enharmonic equivalent for:
Bb (B-flat)
B#
A
C
A#
Name the enharmonic equivalent for:
Fb (F-flat)
Eb
F
E
None of the above
Name the enharmonic equivalent for:
D#
Eb
F
Cb
E
Name the enharmonic equivalent for:
B#
A
C
C#
Bb
Name the enharmonic equivalent for:
Cbb (C Double flat)
B
C
Bb
None of the above
Name the enharmonic equivalent for:
Fbb (F Double flat)
E
Db
E#
Eb
Name the enharmonic equivalent for:
Gx (G Double sharp)
Ab
A
F
Gb
Name the enharmonic equivalent for:
Bx (B Double sharp)
C
B
C#
D
Name the enharmonic equivalent for:
Dbb (D Double Flat)
C
Db
B
E
Name the enharmonic for:
E#
F#
Eb
F
None of the above
