quiz name: step ladder
1. click the play button to listen to the audio samples.
how would you define the step between the notes in this clip?
a. half step
b. whole step
c. same pitch
d. leap across many steps
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No audio.
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To answer this question, you need to listen to the audio samples provided in the quiz. Here's how you can go about determining the step between the notes:
1. Locate the play button indicated in the quiz. Click on it to listen to the audio clip.
2. Pay attention to the notes being played. Focus on the distance or gap between the two consecutive notes.
3. Determine whether the step between the notes is a half step, whole step, same pitch, or a leap across many steps.
- If the notes sound like they are very close together, with minimal distance between them, then the step is likely a half step (a half step is the smallest distance between two notes on a piano).
- If the notes sound like the gap between them is larger, with a more noticeable jump, then the step is likely a whole step (two half steps put together).
- If the notes sound identical or have the same pitch, then the step is the same pitch.
- If the notes sound like there is a significant jump or distance between them, spanning more than just a whole step, then the step is a leap across many steps.
After you have listened carefully to the audio sample and determined the step between the notes, select the appropriate option (a, b, c, or d) provided in the quiz to answer the question accurately.