Pitch check: review at the end
Choose one answer for each sound, then compare your answers with the correct ones after all ten questions. Use Next after each choice. There is no correctness feedback during the check.
Checks do not adapt to your practice history. They have a separate history and do not count toward completed practice sessions or stage guidance.
Regular practice: learn as you go
ListenChooseReviewAfter a wrong answer, practice immediately highlights the correct button, names the answer above it and plays the correct sound. Answer again using the cue to connect the sound with its picture or name.
Only first answers inform learning records. A correct retry after a hint is not counted as a correct first answer.
What a score can and cannot tell you
A ten-question score describes that sound pool and that set of answers under the conditions at the time. Chance and attention can affect it. A perfect score does not diagnose absolute pitch, and a low score does not show a lack of potential.
A perfect white-key check says nothing about chords or black-key notes, which were not tested. Always read a score together with its selected sound pool.