MAJOR KEYS and their KEY SIGNATURES

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Instructions: For each item in the left column enter the number of the corresponding item in the right column. If the number you enter is correct, the right answer will be copied to the adjacent box. Otherwise a "sad faced smiley" will appear in that space. NOBODY wants to deal with a "sad faced smiley"!

When all the boxes are correctly filled in, the screen will change color to show its approval.

The first item is done for you as an example. Have fun while learning!

(note: The "#" sign is used to mean "sharp")

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Example: A flat major

A major
A# major
D# major
B flat major
B major
C major
C# major
D flat major
D major
E flat major
E major
F major
F# major
G flat major
G major
G# major

1. it has 1 flat

2. it has 1 sharp

3. it has 10 sharps

4. it has 2 flats

5. it has 2 sharps

6. it has 3 flats

7. it has 3 sharps

8. it has 4 flats

9. it has 4 sharps

10. it has 5 flats

11. it has 5 sharps

12. it has 6 flats

13. it has 6 sharps

14. it has 7 sharps

15. it has 8 sharps

16. it has 9 sharps

17. it has No sharps, No flats

Possible points: 16

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MAJOR KEYS and their KEY SIGNATURES

Created by: Mr. Robin Maynes M.M.