Keys And Scales

Question 1

Sharps list

Answer 1

Fa, Do, Sol, Re, La, Mi, Si

Question 2

Flats list

Answer 2

Si, Mi, La, Re, Sol, Do, Fa

Question 3

Scales with no flats or sharps

Answer 3

Major: C
Minor: A

Question 4

Scales with 1 sharp

Answer 4

Major: G
Minor: E

Question 5

Scales with 2 sharps

Answer 5

Major: D
Minor: B

Question 6

Scales with 3 sharps

Answer 6

Major: A
Minor: F sharp

Question 7

Scales with 4 sharps

Answer 7

Major: E
Minor: C sharp

Question 8

Scales with 5 sharps

Answer 8

Major: B
Minor: G sharp

Question 9

Scales with six sharps

Answer 9

Major: F sharp
Minor: D sharp

Question 10

Scales with 1 flat

Answer 10

Major: F
Minor: D

Question 11

Scales with 2 flats

Answer 11

Major: B flat
Minor: G

Question 12

Scales with 3 flats

Answer 12

Major: E flat
Minor: C

Question 13

Scales with 4 flats

Answer 13

Major: A flat
Minor: F

Question 14

Scales with 5 flats

Answer 14

Major: D flat
Minor: B flat

Question 15

Scales with 6 flats

Answer 15

Major: G flat
Minor: E flat

Question 16

Melodic scale

Answer 16

The melodic minor scale is a variation of the natural minor scale that features raised sixth and seventh scale degrees

Question 17

Harmonic scale

Answer 17

The harmonic minor scale is a variation on the minor scale that features a raised seventh scale degree

Question 18

1st degree of the scale

Answer 18

Tonic

Question 19

2nd degree of the scale

Answer 19

Supertonic

Question 20

3rd degree of the scale

Answer 20

Mediant

Question 21

4th degree of the scale

Answer 21

Subdominant

Question 22

5th degree of the scale

Answer 22

Dominant

Question 23

6th degree of the scale

Answer 23

Submediant

Question 24

7th degree of the scale

Answer 24

Leading note

Question 25

Pattern of adding sharps

Answer 25

Rising by a perfect 5th

Question 26

Pattern of adding a flat

Answer 26

Falling by a perfect 5th

Question 27

Chromatic scales

Answer 27

1. Every line and space should have at least one note on it, and no more than two 2. No two notes in a chromatic scale should be enharmonic equivalents of each other 3. There should be 13 notes in total 4. The scale should start and end on the same note