MCA – GRADE 4
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- 1 of 58Question1
What is this major key signature?
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What is this minor key signature?
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When is the hi-hat being played with the foot in this drum example?
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Generally, a piano player will play bass clef with their left hand and treble clef with their right hand. Which hand is playing some kind of minor arpeggio in this example?
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Which articulation is not present in this guitar example?
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There is a specific instruction to a hold a note for its full duration. Which note has this instruction in the example below?
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What is the enharmonic equivalent of C?
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Which note would sound the same as this?
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Which note would sound the same as this?
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What does ‘da capo al fine’ mean?
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What scale is this?
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Which scale has this scale degree formula?
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Which relative minor key would go here in the circle of 5ths?
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Which scale is this bass riff derived from?
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Which scale is this guitar riff derived from?
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How many sharps are in the key of B major?
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How many flats are in the C harmonic minor scale?
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Which minor key signature has two flats?
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What is this interval?
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What is this interval?
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What is this interval?
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What interval is this?
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What is the interval between the tonic and 7th note of this scale?
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What is the interval between these two notes?
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What chord quality are the first and fourth chords in this harmonised C major scale?
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What chord quality is the fifth chord in this harmonised C major scale?
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What chord quality are the second, third and sixth chords in this harmonised C major scale?
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What chord quality is the seventh chord in this harmonised C major scale?
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Which one of these arpeggios is an F dominant 7th?
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Which one of these arpeggios is an A minor 7b5?
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What is the scale degree formula for a major 7th chord?
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What is the scale degree formula for a minor 7th chord?
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What four notes are needed to construct a D major 6 chord?
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What four notes are needed to construct an F minor 6 chord?
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What is the name of this chord?
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What is the name of this chord?
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What is the name of this chord?
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What is the name of this chord?
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What is the name of this chord?
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What is the name of this chord? Observe the key signature.
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What kind of rest needs to be added at the very end of each bar so they are complete?
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Does bar 1 of the example contain too many beats?
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What is the missing time signature for this drum groove?
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What is the missing time signature for this snare drum example?
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What is the second chord in the guitar part?
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In the second bar, what scale is the guitar phrase derived from?
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The second and third chords in the guitar part look quite spread out, why is that?
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What two drum elements are being played on beat 3 of the second bar?
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How long should the note E in bar one of the bass part be held for?
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What is the key of this example?
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How could the A major chord be explained in this chord progression?
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This chord progression is in the key of D major. What is the order of chord families?
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What intervals are being played by the left hand of the piano part in bar 2?
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In which bar does the bass guitar play an ascending major 7th arpeggio?
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Are the hi-hats being played as quavers for the entire drum part?
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Taking the notes of both clefs into consideration, what is the first chord in the piano part?
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Taking the notes of both clefs into consideration, what is the first chord in bar 4 of the piano part?
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Are any of the chords in the piano part non-diatonic?
