Question

How would you define the step between the notes in this clip?
(1 point)
Responses

half step
half step

whole step
whole step

same pitch
same pitch

leap across many steps

Answer 1

To define the step between the notes in the clip, you need to listen to how far apart the notes are.

- A **half step** is the smallest interval in Western music, such as from C to C#.
- A **whole step** is made up of two half steps, like from C to D.
- **Same pitch** means the notes are identical, like from A to A.
- A **leap across many steps** indicates a larger interval, such as from C to E or further.

Without the audio sample, I can't determine the correct response specifically, but you can analyze it based on those definitions. If the notes are close together, it's a half step; if they are further apart but not too far, it's a whole step; if they are identical, it's the same pitch; and if there's a large jump in pitch, it's a leap across many steps.