Quiz: Chords & Arpeggios Level 4 Copy
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Which chord below is a Gm(Maj7)?
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What is the scale degree formula for a Major 6th chord?
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Is the image below true or false?
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Which family do the chords below belong to?
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How can we build the diatonic 7th chords of any major scale?
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According to the formula below, what is the fourth chord in the key of F Major?
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Like all chords, add2 chords can be inverted or written in open voicings. What is the chord below?
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What is the scale degree formula for the C°7 shown below?
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Here is a CMaj7 chord. What is the scale degree formula for this?
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The notes for a G7 chord are G B D and F. What are the notes needed for a G7(sus4)?
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We can usually swap one chord for another from the same family. True or false?
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According to the formula below, what is the seventh chord in the key of D Major?
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Here is a G7 (G dominant 7) chord. What is the scale degree formula for this?
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Here is a Bmin7b5 chord. What is the scale degree formula for this?
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What is the scale degree formula for a G5(add2) chord shown below?
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What chord is this?
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What chord quality has the scale degree formula R b3 5 7?
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According to the formula below, what is the second chord in the key of G Major?
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A diminished 7th chord is a diminished triad with a diminished 7th on top. True or false?
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What position is this A6 chord in?
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What is the name of this chord?
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Which family do the chords below belong to?
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Chords with 4 notes can be written in the following positions: Root position, 1st inversion, 2nd inversion and 3rd inversion. True or false?
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What is the name of this chord?
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What position is this Cm6 chord in?
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Here is a Dmin7 chord. What is the scale degree formula for this?
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What is the scale degree formula for a D7(sus4)?
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What is the scale degree formula for a Minor 6th chord?
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Which family do the chords below belong to?
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What is the order of chord functions in the progression below? For example, Tonic, Dominant, Subdominant.
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Major, Minor and Power chords can become add2 chords. How do we do this?
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