Different notes can sound different with different chords underneath them. In this exercise you'll hear a chord with a high note emphasized, and you'll be prompted not only to identify the scale degree of the note (denoted with a solfege syllable), but also the chord degree. (Denoted with a number)

For example: In the key of C, La5 is the 6th degree (aka A) as the 5th of a chord, which happened to be the ii chord (aka Dm)

This exercise is most affective while practicing with the same scale degree and different chord degrees.