Question

What note completes this D minor chord?
A. F Sharp
B. F Natural
C. G Natural
D. C Natural

Answer 1

A D minor chord consists of the notes D, F, and A. To complete the D minor chord, you need the note that is part of this triad.

Among the options given:
- **A. F Sharp** - This is not part of the D minor chord (in fact, it's part of the D major chord).
- **B. F Natural** - This is correct, as F natural is part of the D minor chord.
- **C. G Natural** - This is not part of the D minor chord.
- **D. C Natural** - This is also not part of the D minor chord.

Therefore, the note that completes the D minor chord is **B. F Natural**.

Answer 2

Which note in a major chord is lowered to create a minor chord?
A. Third
B. Fifth
C. Root
D. Octave

Answer 3

To create a minor chord from a major chord, the **third** note is lowered by a half step.

- In a major chord, you have the root, major third, and perfect fifth.
- In a minor chord, you have the root, minor third (which is a half step lower than the major third), and perfect fifth.

So, the correct answer is **A. Third**.

Answer 4

Which note combination creates an A minor chord?
A. A - C Sharp - E
B. A - C - E Sharp
C. A - D - G
D. A - C - E

Answer 5

An A minor chord consists of the notes A, C, and E. Therefore, the correct option that creates an A minor chord is:

**D. A - C - E**

The other options do not form an A minor chord.