WorksheetsUnit 12 - Triads
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 18mins
If the root of a triad is A, the fifth is what pitch?
(a)
What is the definition of a chord?
(a)
What are the three members of a triad?
(a)
A Major third plus a minor third is what type of triad?
(a)
A I chord is also called the (a) chord
A IV chord is also called a (a) chord.
A V chord is also called a (a) chord
The leading tone is which scale degree?
(a)
Primary triads are build on the following notes of the scale:
I, II, V
I, IV, V
I, IV, vi
ii, IV, vi
The Dominant 7th chord can also be written
ii7
VI7
V7
IV7
The dominant seventh chord is build by adding a _________ above the root of the triad
major 3rd
minor 3rd
major 7th
minor 7th
A dominant seventh chord can also be created by adding a minor third above the _______ of a V triad
root
third
fifth
seventh
Spell a I chord in D major
(a)
What is a IV chord in C major
C-E-G
F-A-C
G-B-D
B-D-F
Spell a one chord in F Major
(a)
Spell a IV chord in F Major
(a)
What is the correct spelling for an A7 chord?
A-C#-E-G
A-C#-E-G#
A-C-E-G
A-C-E- G#
Upper case roman numerals (I, IV, V) mean (a)
Lower case roman numerals (ii, ii, vi) mean a (a) triad
In A major key, the PRIMARY TRIADS are all (a) triads.
