Question 1:   In the Key of 4#'s, what are the major and minor chords that comprise that key?
	E min and Gb maj
	B maj and A min
	Ab Maj and D# min
	F# maj and Eb dim
	E maj and C# min

Question 2:   In the Key of 6 flats, what are the major and minor chords that comprise that key?
	Bb min and F Maj
	Eb Maj and Db min
	A# maj and E# min
	E# min and B maj
	Eb min and Gb Maj

Question 3:   Regarding the previous question; name the functioning diatonic half steps that resolve up and down in that Key.
	D # resolves to A # - - B resolves to C
	C resolves to D - - D # resolves to E
	A resolves to B b - - B # resolves to C #
	C b resolves to B b - - F resolves to G b
	E resolves to F - - G b resolves to E #

Question 4:   If I am in the Key of 4 #'s and add 6 #'s, what Key am I in, without using double sharps or flats?
	10 #'s
	4 b's
	2 b's
	7 #'s
	5 #'s

Question 5:   If I am in the Key of 5 b's and add 6 b's, what Key am I in, without using double sharps or flats?
	1 #
	4 b's
	5 #'s
	7 b's
	7 #'s

Question 6:   If I name a diminished chord in this fashion ( and direction): F#..A..C..Eb the resolving chord would be:
	A b min
	G min
	C maj
	B b min
	F# Maj

Question 7:   If I name a diminished chord in this fashion ( and direction): Eb..C..A..F# ( the reverse of the previous question) the resolving chord would be:
	A b Maj
	G Maj
	C min
	D # min
	F Maj

Question 8:   If the minor chord I am playing establishes a Key, then what key does the chord G # min signify?
	5 #'s
	3 b's
	0 / 0 ( no sharps or flats)
	9 b's
	2 #'s

Question 9:   If my functioning diatonic tone is F and it resolves to E, then what key am I in? and what is the chord in question that it is establishing
	2 #'s - b min
	0 / 0 sharps or flats - a minor
	5 b's - B b min
	2 b's - G min
	7 #'s - C # Maj

Question 10:   In the Key of 1 #, what is my major and minor chord?
	C maj and b min
	D maj and b min
	G maj and e min
	A b maj and f min
	F# min and A Maj