Accidentals
Key Signatures
Major Key Signature ID
Minor Key Signature ID
100

This accidental raises a note by a half step

Sharp

100

The order of sharps in a key signature

FCGDAEB

100

This key signature has 3 flats

E flat major

100

This minor key signature has 2 flats

G minor

200
This accidental lowers a note by a half step

Flat

200

The order of flats in a key signature

BEADGCF

200

This key signature has one sharp

G major

200

This minor key signature has one sharp

E minor

300

This accidental cancels out any sharp or flat that has been applied to a note

Natural

300

In a key signature with sharps, I am looking for this sharp to identify what key I am in. I do this action to it once I have found the correct one. 

The last sharp; raise it by a half step

300

This key signature has 5 flats

D flat major

300

This minor key signature has no sharps or flats

A minor

400

A symbol that affects a note by raising or lowering it by a half step. 

Accidental

400

In a key signature with flats, I am looking for this to identify which key I am in. 

The second to last flat

400

This key signature has 3 sharps

A major

400

This minor key signature has 4 flats

F minor

500

An accidental at the beginning of a measure of music lasts for how long?

Until the end of the measure

500

Which two key signatures have no identifying factor. One has no sharps and no flats; the other has one flat

C and F major

500

This key signature has 5 sharps

B major

500

This minor key signature has 4 sharps

C sharp minor