Scale degrees, chord progressions, tones and semitones

What is the name of the first degree of the scale

• Tonic

• Supertonic

• Mediant

• Subdominant

• Dominant

What is the name of the second degree of the scale

• Tonic

• Supertonic

• Mediant

• Subdominant

• Dominant

What is the name of the third degree of the scale

• Tonic

• Supertonic

• Mediant

• Subdominant

• Dominant

What is the name of the fourth degree of the scale

• Tonic

• Supertonic

• Mediant

• Subdominant

• Dominant

What is the name of the fifth degree of the scale

• Tonic

• Supertonic

• Mediant

• Subdominant

• Dominant

What is the name of the sixth degree of the scale

• Dominant

• Submediant

• Leading Note

• Tonic

• Supertonic

What is the name of the seventh degree of the scale

• Dominant

• Submediant

• Leading Note

• Tonic

• Supertonic

Choose the correct chord progression for a perfect cadence in a Major key

• V-I

• V-i

• i-V

• I-V

• V-vi

Choose the correct chord progression for a perfect cadence in a Minor key

• V-I

• V-i

• i-V

• I-V

• V-vi

Choose the correct chord progressions for imperfect cadences in a Minor key

• I-V

• iv-V

• i-V

• ii-V

• IV-V