MCA – GRADE 3
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- 1 of 50Question1
What is this major key signature?
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What is this minor key signature?
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What is wrong with this C minor arpeggio?
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What is the relative minor of A major?
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Which one of these chord labels represent a diminished triad?
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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 is this interval?
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What is this interval?
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What scale is this?
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What scale is this?
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What scale is this?
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What scale is this?
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Which scale has these scale degrees?
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Which scale is known to ascend one way and descend another way?
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What position is this D major chord in?
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What position is this C minor triad in?
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What position is this A major triad in?
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What is the name of the technique used when moving from one chord to another smoothly and with little movement?
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What does this chord label mean?
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What position is this chord in?
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What are the notes in a C(sus4) chord?
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What is the scale degree formula for a Sus2 chord?
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The key of this progression is Bb major. How do the chords function in this example?
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What is the name of the second chord in bar 1?
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Which bar contains a Sus4 chord. (Hint: It might be inverted)
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What is the name of the final chord?
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Which single note value is equal to the length of a crotchet triplet?
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Would these two examples sound the same?
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Which marking below means to play with a swing quaver feel?
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Why does this example start with an incomplete bar of music?
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Why does the last bar only contain 3 crotchet beats?
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Which one of these beat divisions does not equal the duration of one crotchet beat?
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Which note value is equal to the length of the indicated phrase below?
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When reading music with two or more voices, each voice should add up to the correct amount of beats stated by the time signature. True or false?
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What type of chords are being played by the electric guitar?
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According the dynamics, how loud should this example be played?
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Which attacks need to be accented by the bass and guitar, according to the quaver counting method of 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +?
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What is the interval between the last two notes of the bass line?
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What is the correct time signature for this example?
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Which bar should be played after the second bar on the second time through?
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What is the position of the third chord in bar 1?
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Which bar contains a descending C major arpeggio? Note: The arpeggio is inverted.
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What is the name of the curved line joining the two E notes together in bar 5?
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What feel should this example be played with?
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Which bar should be played after bar 8 the first time through?
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Which bar should be played after bar 6 the second time through?
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What should be played in bar 2?
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What two drum elements are being played on beat 1 of the first bar?
