Identifying Notes
Generic Intervals
Specific Intervals
Scales
Key Signatures
100

The note that belongs on the first line of treble clef

What is the note E?

100

The generic interval containing two of the same notes on the same line

What is Unison?

100

The specific interval from C up to E

What is major third?

100

The scale that contain C,D,E,F,G,A,B,C

What is C Major?

100

The key signature that contains 1 flat

What is the key of F?

200

The note that lies on the first line of bass clef

What is the note G?

200

The generic interval size from C to E

What is a third?

200

The specific interval from C up to Eb

What is minor third?

200

The scale that contains G,A,B,C,D,E,F#,G 

What is G major?

200

The key signature containing 2 sharps

What is the key of D?

300

The note that belongs to the 4th line of treble clef

What is the note D?

300

The generic interval size from C to B

What is a seventh?

300

The specific interval from C up to G

What is a perfect fifth?

300

The scale that contains Ab,Bb,C,Db,Eb,F,G,Ab

What is Ab Major?

300

The key signature containing 4 flats

What is the key of Ab?

400

The note that belongs to the 2nd space of bass clef

What is the note C?

400

The generic interval size from E to A

What is a fourth?

400

An augmented fourth above C

What is F#?

400

The notes in A Major

What is A,B,C#,D,E,F#,G#,A?

400

The key signature containing 6 sharps

What is the key of F#?

500

The note that is on the 4th space of bass clef

What is the note G?

500

The generic interval size from G to D

What is a fifth?

500

A diminished fifth up from G

What is Db?

500

The notes in Gb Major

What is Gb,Ab,Bb,Cb,Db,Eb,F,Gb?

500

The accidentals in this key signature are Bb,Eb,Ab,Db,Gb

What is the key of Db

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