INTERVALS. Reading Comprehension. _ Multiple choice.

if the tones are played one after the other, they form a melodic interval

if the tones are played simultaneously, they form a harmonic interval

intervals are different if measured from the upper note

the names of the intervals are based on the number of scale tones they contain

the number of scale tones an interval contains

the number of half steps an interval contains

counted the same way in any key

a and c

it is counted the same way in any key

the presence of sharps and flats affects the quantity

if the interval contains eight scale tones it is called an octave

if the interval contains only one scale tone it is called a unison

the distance between two notes of exactly the same pitch

an interval containing one scale tone

an interval containing eight scale tones

a and b

minor

major

diminished

augmented

major

minor

 augmented

double augmented

remain the same

remain perfect

become perfect

become diminished

perfect

minor

diminished

augmented

major

minor

perfect

diminished

remains the same

remains a tritone

becomes a diminished fifth

b and c