Question

The first staff is a treble clef staff. It shows an E half note followed by a downward arrow that is pointing to a D-sharp half note. The second staff is a bass clef staff. It shows an F half note following by an upward arrow that is pointing to an F-sharp half note. The third staff is a treble clef staff. It shows a G half note followed by an upward arrow that is pointing to an A-flat half note. In what way are the notes changing? (1 point) Responses by a whole step by a whole step by a half step by a half step by a mixture of whole and half steps by a mixture of whole and half steps by sharps only

Answer 1

The notes are changing as follows:

1. From E to D-sharp: This is a half step down.
2. From F to F-sharp: This is a half step up.
3. From G to A-flat: This is also a half step, but in this case, it is a half step up (moving from G to A-flat is the same as moving up a half step since A-flat is a semitone above G).

Overall, the changes consist of a mixture of half steps.

Therefore, the best response from the options provided is: by a mixture of whole and half steps.