Fretboard Wizard Foundation 4 Quiz

What is the “official” name of the three notes that make up a chord?

What are the three naturally occurring tonalities of chords you can get from a major scale?

When analyzing a chord what are we “measuring” to give clues as to what tonality the chord might be?

When looking at intervals a distance of 2 whole steps is called what?

When looking at intervals a distance of 1.5 steps is called what?

In a major chord how are the two intervals stacked?

In a minor chord how are the two intervals stacked?

In a diminished chord how are the two intervals stacked?

Which note can be manipulated to alter the tonality of a chord?

When making a chord shape on your guitar, what is an easy way to look at it so you can further manipulate it’s tonality?

Of the three notes that a chord can contain which note is the crucial note that determines a chords tonality?

If you are fretting an E major chord, which contains the notes: E,G#,and B which note would you modify and what would you modify it to to make an E minor chord?

If you are fretting a D minor chord, which contains the notes: D,F,and A which note would you modify and what would you modify it to to make a D major chord?

When modifying chords why is it that we focus on the 3rd or middle note?

Why is it so powerful to understand how to manipulate chords making them major or minor?