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Three examples, two in treble and one in bass clef, show notes changing based on sharps and flats.
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?
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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
by sharps only

Answer 1

The notes are changing by a mixture of whole and half steps.

1. The first staff shows E to D-sharp, which is a downward change of a half step.
2. The second staff shows F to F-sharp, which is an upward change of a half step.
3. The third staff shows G to A-flat, which is an upward change of a half step.

Thus, the overall changes can be seen as a mixture of steps.