Question 1
How many semitones are there in a perfect fifth?
Correct Answer:
7 semitones
Question 2
Which cadence consists of the progression V to I (or V to i in a minor key)?
Correct Answer:
Perfect cadence
Question 3
How many sharps are in the key signature of D major?
Correct Answer:
Two sharps
Question 4
A 6/8 time signature contains how many quavers per bar and how is it usually felt?
Correct Answer:
Six quavers, felt in two
Question 5
The pentatonic scale used in folk and rock music contains how many different pitches?
Correct Answer:
Five pitches
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