NotePlayMusicKey Signatures & Scale Degrees
Practise finding numbered scale degrees and recognizing which notes belong to C, G and F major.
Grade 1 · Key Signatures3 questionsUntimed · No account needed
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Why does F major have a B♭?
Hear the major scale pattern, watch it break when you start on F, and see why one flat in the key signature fixes it.
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Learning objectives
- Identify scale degrees in a written key signature or scale.
Worksheet
Select TRUE or FALSE for the statement: This is the 2nd degree of the scale of G major.
Answer: ______________________
Select TRUE or FALSE for the statement: This is the 4th degree of the scale of F major.
Answer: ______________________
Select TRUE or FALSE for the statement: This is the scale of C major, descending.
Answer: ______________________
Answer Key
- TRUE — The scale of G major is G, A, B, C, D, E, F sharp, G. A is the 2nd degree.
- FALSE — The 4th degree of F major is B flat, not B natural.
- FALSE — C major has no flats or sharps, so B flat does not belong in the C major scale.