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WorksheetsModule 5: Intervals
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
In modern musical notation and tuning, an enharmonic equivalent is a note, interval, or key signature that is equivalent to some other note, interval, or key signature but "spelled", or named differently.
Which option below best describes the term Enharmonic?
In other words, Enharmonic tones are the same sound but with different spellings.
In other words, Enharmonic tones are different sounds with the same spellings.
In other words, Enharmonic tones are different sounds with different spellings.
In other words, Enharmonic tones are the same sound with the same spellings.
What note is enharmonic to F#?
G#
Ab
Gb
E#
What note is enharmonic to Eb?
F#
Cb
D#
Fb
What note is enharmonic to B?
B#
Cb
Db
A#
What note is enharmonic to F?
Ab
D#
Gb
E#
The MINOR SECOND is the interval between two notes that are _________ apart.
one whole-step
three half-steps
one half-step
two whole-steps
The MAJOR THIRD is the interval between two notes that are _________apart.
one whole-step
three half-steps
one half-step
two whole-steps
The MAJOR SECOND is the interval between two notes that are _________apart.
one whole-step
three half-steps
one half-step
two whole-steps
The MINOR THIRD is the interval between two notes that are _________apart.
one whole-step
three half-steps
one half-step
two whole-steps
Considering that we read music from left to right, select the correct answer that corresponds to the interval shown in the image.
Ascending Minor Second
Ascending Major Third
Ascending Minor Third
Ascending Major Second
Considering that we read music from left to right, select the correct answer that corresponds to the interval shown in the image.
Descending Major Third
Descending Minor Third
Descending Minor Second
Descending Major Second
Considering that we read music from left to right, select the correct answer that corresponds to the interval shown in the image.
Descending Minor Second
Ascending Minor Third
Ascending Minor Second
Descending Major Second
Considering that we read music from left to right, select the correct answer that corresponds to the interval shown in the image.
Ascending Minor Second
Ascending Major Third
Descending Minor Third
Descending Major Third
Considering that we read music from left to right, select the correct answer that corresponds to the interval shown in the image.
Descending Major Third
Ascending Major Third
Descending Minor Third
Ascending Minor Second
Considering that we read music from left to right, select the correct answer that corresponds to the interval shown in the image.
Descending Major Third
Ascending Major Third
Descending Minor Third
Ascending Minor Second
Considering that we read music from left to right, select the correct answer that corresponds to the interval shown in the image.
Descending Major Third
Ascending Major Third
Descending Minor Third
Ascending Minor Second
Considering that we read music from left to right, select the correct answer that corresponds to the interval shown in the image.
Descending Major Second
Ascending Major Third
Descending Minor Second
Ascending Minor Third
