Fretboard Wizard Foundation 1 Quiz

Question 1 of 10

1. Question

On the guitar a whole step is equivalent to what distance?

2 Frets
1 Fret
3 Frets
3 Inches

Question 2 of 10

2. Question

If you are asked to move a half step on the guitar how far do you have to move?

1 Fret
2 Frets
35 millimeters
55 MPH

Question 3 of 10

3. Question

Between what two pairs of natural notes is there a naturally occurring half step?

B&C and E&F
A&B and G&A
F&G and C&D
D&E and A&B

Question 4 of 10

4. Question

In the musical alphabet composed of all natural notes (A,B,C,D,E,F,G,A) where do you find the naturally occurring whole steps?

Between every pair that is NOT B&C and E&F
There are no naturally occurring whole steps
Only between A&B
The whole step is a dance move and has no relation to the musical alphabet

Question 5 of 10

5. Question

From any note on the A string, on what other strings can you find the exact same note?

On the B string (2 frets towards the headstock from the fretted note), and on the G string (2 frets towards the guitar body from the fretted note)
This is a trick question
There are no patterns in place for this
The only way to find other notes is with the musical alphabet starting on the open string, using patterns to aid in finding other notes is a practice that is frowned upon.

Question 6 of 10

6. Question

From a fretted note on the low E string what pattern will lead you to the same note on another string?

All of these patterns will work to quickly and easily navigate the fretboard
From the fretted note on the E string go directly to the same fret on the high e string to find the same note
From the fretted note on the E string go two frets towards the guitar body on the D string to find the same note
From the fretted note on the E string go three frets towards the headstock on the G string to find the same note

Question 7 of 10

7. Question

From a fretted note on the D string how can you quickly find a note of the same name on another string?

From the fretted note on the D string go towards the guitar body three frets on the B string to find the same note
From the fretted note on the D string turn left and go a quarter mile to find the same note
There is no pattern based on the D string
From the fretted note on the D string turn right at the McDonalds and then catch the blue line train to find the same note

Question 8 of 10

8. Question

If you are on the 7th fret of your low E string and you move towards the guitar body 1 fret (a half step) what note are you on?

C
B
A
G

Question 9 of 10

9. Question

If you are on the 7th fret of your G string what note are you fretting?

D
C
E
G

Question 10 of 10

10. Question

If you are on the 4th fret of your B string what note are you fretting?

D#/Eb
D
E
None of these are correct