Modes and Form
What is tested
You identify modes from a melody and describe the large-scale form of a piece. Modal identification usually comes down to spotting the one degree that differs from the parallel major or minor.
Common mistakes
Modes get identified from the key signature instead of the tonic. Find the pitch the melody keeps returning to and ends on, then compare the scale around it to the parallel major or minor to spot the one altered degree.
Practice with
The tool below checks your answer against the theory engine, so you get the same verdict a marker would.