Intervals · Step 12
Every interval in the octave
You now have names for every distance from a semitone to a fifth, and anchors for most of them. This last round opens the whole octave — sixths and sevenths included, up, down and together — not because you are expected to get them yet, but because hearing the full range is how the ones you know settle into place. A minor sixth is easier to name once you have heard what a fifth is not.
Treat this as a stretch, not a test. Answer, read the correction, hear it again. The full ear-training lesson below has more anchors and a routine that makes them stick, and the Practice page has this drill at any length you like.