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Mixed Intervals · Teacher pack

Name intervals across a wider listening set.

beginner · 10 questions · 90 quarter-note BPM · Pack 710041

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Teacher instructions

Play each numbered question from this page. Use the same replay policy for all learners. Keep the answer section separate until the first response is recorded. For tapping tasks, record an observation on paper; use the online trainer for device-timed scoring.

Start with the labeled lesson examples. Play each question at the printed tempo, record the first response, then allow a correction. Use the online trainer for a separate new-question check.

Student practice sheet

Name: __________________________ Date: __________________

Work across the full selected set. Keep a note of the two names you confuse instead of treating all errors alike.

  1. Question 1

    Listen to the numbered example and select an answer.

    • □ Major second
    • □ Minor third
    • □ Major third
    • □ Perfect fourth
    • □ Perfect fifth
    • □ Octave
    First answer: __________________________________________________
    Correction after review: ________________________________________

  2. Question 2

    Listen to the numbered example and select an answer.

    • □ Major second
    • □ Minor third
    • □ Major third
    • □ Perfect fourth
    • □ Perfect fifth
    • □ Octave
    First answer: __________________________________________________
    Correction after review: ________________________________________

  3. Question 3

    Listen to the numbered example and select an answer.

    • □ Major second
    • □ Minor third
    • □ Major third
    • □ Perfect fourth
    • □ Perfect fifth
    • □ Octave
    First answer: __________________________________________________
    Correction after review: ________________________________________

  4. Question 4

    Listen to the numbered example and select an answer.

    • □ Major second
    • □ Minor third
    • □ Major third
    • □ Perfect fourth
    • □ Perfect fifth
    • □ Octave
    First answer: __________________________________________________
    Correction after review: ________________________________________

  5. Question 5

    Listen to the numbered example and select an answer.

    • □ Major second
    • □ Minor third
    • □ Major third
    • □ Perfect fourth
    • □ Perfect fifth
    • □ Octave
    First answer: __________________________________________________
    Correction after review: ________________________________________

  6. Question 6

    Listen to the numbered example and select an answer.

    • □ Major second
    • □ Minor third
    • □ Major third
    • □ Perfect fourth
    • □ Perfect fifth
    • □ Octave
    First answer: __________________________________________________
    Correction after review: ________________________________________

  7. Question 7

    Listen to the numbered example and select an answer.

    • □ Major second
    • □ Minor third
    • □ Major third
    • □ Perfect fourth
    • □ Perfect fifth
    • □ Octave
    First answer: __________________________________________________
    Correction after review: ________________________________________

  8. Question 8

    Listen to the numbered example and select an answer.

    • □ Major second
    • □ Minor third
    • □ Major third
    • □ Perfect fourth
    • □ Perfect fifth
    • □ Octave
    First answer: __________________________________________________
    Correction after review: ________________________________________

  9. Question 9

    Listen to the numbered example and select an answer.

    • □ Major second
    • □ Minor third
    • □ Major third
    • □ Perfect fourth
    • □ Perfect fifth
    • □ Octave
    First answer: __________________________________________________
    Correction after review: ________________________________________

  10. Question 10

    Listen to the numbered example and select an answer.

    • □ Major second
    • □ Minor third
    • □ Major third
    • □ Perfect fourth
    • □ Perfect fifth
    • □ Octave
    First answer: __________________________________________________
    Correction after review: ________________________________________

After practice

One distinction I can explain: __________________________________

One skill to revisit: __________________________________________

Teacher answer key

Mixed Intervals · Pack 710041 · 90 quarter-note BPM. These answers match the numbered student sheet.

  1. Question 1

    Major second

    C#4 to D#4: 2 semitones, ascending. Major second.

    Sounding pitches: C#4 · D#4

  2. Question 2

    Octave

    C4 to C5: 12 semitones, ascending. Octave.

    Sounding pitches: C4 · C5

  3. Question 3

    Minor third

    C4 to D#4: 3 semitones, ascending. Minor third.

    Sounding pitches: C4 · D#4

  4. Question 4

    Perfect fourth

    F4 to A#4: 5 semitones, ascending. Perfect fourth.

    Sounding pitches: F4 · A#4

  5. Question 5

    Perfect fourth

    E4 to A4: 5 semitones, ascending. Perfect fourth.

    Sounding pitches: E4 · A4

  6. Question 6

    Octave

    C4 to C5: 12 semitones, ascending. Octave.

    Sounding pitches: C4 · C5

  7. Question 7

    Perfect fourth

    D#4 to G#4: 5 semitones, ascending. Perfect fourth.

    Sounding pitches: D#4 · G#4

  8. Question 8

    Perfect fourth

    G4 to C5: 5 semitones, ascending. Perfect fourth.

    Sounding pitches: G4 · C5

  9. Question 9

    Octave

    D#4 to D#5: 12 semitones, ascending. Octave.

    Sounding pitches: D#4 · D#5

  10. Question 10

    Perfect fourth

    F4 to A#4: 5 semitones, ascending. Perfect fourth.

    Sounding pitches: F4 · A#4

Keep three observations separate

First independent responses: __________________________________

Corrections on the same questions: ____________________________

New-question check on a later set: _____________________________

Identify two new pairs after corrections. These use new generated input and remain separate from familiar-question retries.