Guitar Theory Adventure

1 - First Things First - Music Theory Foundation

1-0 First Things First Intro

1-1-1 Music Fundamentals

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Note Reading Basics

Understanding BPM

1-1-2 Musical Building Blocks – The Notes

1 Quiz

Musical Building Block Quiz

1-2 Notes On The Guitar Fretboard

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Notes on the Guitar Fretboard Quiz

1-3 The Most Important SCALE

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The Most Important Scale

1-4 Making Sense of Chords

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Making Sense of Chords

1-5 Chord Progressions Made Easy

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Chord Progressions Made Easy

1-6 Intervals Are Your Friend

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Intervals Are Your Friend

1-7 Minor Scale Formula

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Minor Scale Formula

1-8 Common Chord Progressions

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Common Chord Progressions

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Common Chord Progressions

Guitar Theory Adventure 1-8 Common Chord Progressions Common Chord Progressions

You’ve just learned some chord progressions that are used in a lot of popular songs. Ready to test your knowledge of them? Let’s go! If you have any trouble answering the questions in this quiz, then be sure to go over the lesson one more time!

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Question 1 of 8

1. Question
1. How can learning common chord progressions help you?
- a.) You learn to play songs faster
- b.) helps your songwriting skills
- c.) makes you a better guitar player
- d.) all of the above
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2. In chord notation, what does having a chord marked with lowercase roman numerals signify?
- a.) to play that chord quietly
- b.) that it's a less important chord
- c.) a major chord
- d.) a minor chord
- e.) none of the above
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What does Diatonic mean?
- a.) You play every note twice in the scale
- b.) It has 2 key signatures
- c.) All the notes of a chord are found in the scale
- d.) You can play the chord in 2 different ways
- e.) none of the above
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4. In the key of C, how many major chords are there?
- a.) 1
- b.) 2
- c.) 3
- d.) 4
- e.) The key of C has no major chords
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Question 5 of 8

5. Question
5. In chord progressions, what does the I (1) chord feel like?
- a.) minor
- b.) that it needs resolution
- c.) you are returning home
- d.) diminished
- e.) none of the above
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Question 6 of 8

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6. What 2 chords used in the end of a progression will make you naturally want to return to the I (1) chord?
- a.) IV & V
- b.) ii & iii
- c.) vi & vii
- d.) all of the above
- e.) none of the above
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Question 7 of 8

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7. What is the most common basic chord progression used in songs?
- a.) I – ii – iii
- b.) IV – V – ii
- c.) vi – I – IV
- d.) I – IV – V
- e.) none of the above
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Question 8 of 8

8. Question
8. What is the “50’s Chord Progression” used in a lot of songs of that era?
- a.) I – iii – IV – V
- b.) I – vi – IV – V
- c.) ii – IV – V – vi
- d.) I – V – vi – IV
- e.) none of the above
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