Questions
In a major scale, the interval between the tonic and the mediant is:
- Major third
- Minor third
- Perfect fourth
- Perfect fifth
Which chord is built on the first, third, and fifth scale degrees of a major scale?
- Major triad
- Minor triad
- Diminished triad
- Augmented triad
The leading tone in a major scale is the:
- Seventh scale degree
- Sixth scale degree
- Fifth scale degree
- Fourth scale degree
Which interval is considered dissonant in traditional Western harmony?
- Major second
- Minor third
- Perfect fourth
- Major seventh
In a minor scale, the interval between the tonic and the submediant is:
- Major third
- Minor third
- Perfect fourth
- Perfect fifth
Which chord is built on the first, third, and fifth scale degrees of a minor scale?
- Major triad
- Minor triad
- Diminished triad
- Augmented triad
The relative minor of a major scale is the:
- Scale with the same tonic
- Scale with the same key signature
- Scale with the same intervals
- Scale with the same root note
Which chord is built on the first, fourth, and fifth scale degrees of a major scale?
- Major triad
- Minor triad
- Suspended fourth chord
- Augmented triad
The interval between the tonic and the dominant in a major scale is:
- Major third
- Minor third
- Perfect fourth
- Perfect fifth
Which chord is built on the first, third, and sixth scale degrees of a major scale?
- Major triad
- Minor triad
- Diminished triad
- First inversion triad
The interval between the tonic and the supertonic in a minor scale is:
- Major second
- Minor second
- Major third
- Minor third
Which chord is built on the first, fourth, and sixth scale degrees of a major scale?
- Major triad
- Minor triad
- Suspended fourth chord
- Sixth chord
The interval between the tonic and the subdominant in a major scale is:
- Major third
- Minor third
- Perfect fourth
- Perfect fifth
Which chord is built on the first, fifth, and seventh scale degrees of a major scale?
- Major triad
- Minor triad
- Diminished triad
- Dominant seventh chord
The interval between the tonic and the leading tone in a major scale is:
- Major second
- Minor second
- Major third
- Minor third