Fretboard Wizard Foundation 3 Quiz

Where are chords of a given key derived from?

To make the chord that corresponds to the first scale degree (commonly referred to as the “one” chord) what three scale degrees need to be “stacked”?

What is the minimum number of notes required to create a chord?

What is located in row number 1 of the chord matrix?

How do you form the second row of the chord matrix?

How do you form row 3 of the chord matrix?

What does each column on the chord matrix represent?

In any major key what is the pattern of chords that is created by using the scale/chord matrix? (Hint: this is one of the universal rules)

According to the Nashville Number System what scale degrees in a major key correspond to major chords?

According to the Nashville Number System what scale degrees in a major key correspond to minor chords?

In the chord matrix there are 3 types of naturally occurring chords, they are:

If you were to make a chord matrix for the key of G major, what would the 2nd and 3rd rows of the matrix look like?

What would the 2 chord be in the key of D major?

What are the major chords in the key of A Major?

When constructing the chord matrix what will be the same regardless of key?