Aural
Pitch	Higher Or Lower Is it the Tonic? How to Learn Scale Degrees (Demo) Identify the Last Note (with scale) Identify the Last Note (w/o scale) Identify the Last Note (minor with scale) Identify the Last Note (minor w/o scale) Identify the Last Note (major, movable tonic) Identify the Last Note (minor, movable tonic)
Rhythm	Simple or Compound? Identify the Rhythmic Value (simple) Identify the Rhythmic Value (compound) Name the Second Beat (simple) Name the Second Beat (compound) Name the Meter Tap the Rhythm (simple) Tap the Rhythm (compound) Enter Rhythm (simple) Enter Rhythm (compound) Enter Rhythm II (simple) Enter Rhythm II (compound) Enter Rhythm with Rests (simple)
Scales	Which Scale Form?
Chords	Major or Minor? I or V? Identify Cadences (major) Identify Cadences (minor) Identify Bach Cadences (major) Identify Bach Cadences (minor) Identify Diatonic Function (major) Identify Diatonic Function (minor) Name Second Chord (major) Name Second Chord (minor) Name Subdominant (major) Name Subdominant (minor)
Intervals	Consonant or Dissonant Name the Family Interval Number Interval Full Name
Melody	Add the Missing Notes Add the Missing Notes 2 Chorale Phrases (major) Chorale Phrases (minor)

After you have worked with the skill checks, reflect on the following self-evaluation questions:

1) What is your strength and your weakness?
2) What skill checks offered you the most problem?
3) Which were the easiest?