1. The keys on the piano are a ___half step apart.

2. E to F and B to C are half___ steps.

3. How many half steps equal one whole step? 2

4. A step and a half are equal to 3___ half steps.

5. What is an enharmonic tone? A note with multiple names

6. What is a whole step up from G? A

7. What is a whole step down from F? E flat or D sharp

8. What is a half step up from F? G flat or F sharp

9. What is a half step down from C? B

10. What is a step and a half down from C? A

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