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Intervals and chords practice

Students identify and name intervals, determine perfect intervals, and order intervals from smallest to largest. They also match chord types to their formulas using scale degrees, practicing these skills through varied question formats suitable for 8th grade.

By Edform · General music · Grade 8 · Published Oct 15, 2026 · New

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Questions

  1. Which interval is made up of two notes that are eight letter names apart, such as C to C?
  2. Which of the following intervals are considered perfect intervals?
  3. Put these intervals in order from smallest to largest.
  4. Match each chord type to its correct formula (using scale degrees).
  5. Fill in the blank: A C major triad is made up of the notes _, _, and ___.
  6. Choose the correct note to complete the chord: A minor triad consists of A, ___, and E.
  7. Sort the following intervals into Major and Minor categories.
  8. Mark each statement as true or false.
  9. What is the interval between the notes E and G?
  10. Which notes make up a G major triad?

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