Why is the treble clef also known as or called the 'G' clef?

• When music theory was invented, the clef that represented high-pitched notes was known as 'G' clef.

• The treble clef is also known as the 'G' clef because a part of the treble clef looks like the letter 'G'.

• The treble clef is also known as the 'G' clef because 'treble' means 'G'.

When drawing the treble clef, which line should you start drawing on?

• the third line

• above the line

• the second line

• the 'C' line

What is this symbol called?

• 'F' Clef

• bar

• treble clef

• minim

Which part of the treble staff is the treble note 'A' on?

• below the line

• second space

• fourth line

• third space

Which of the following instruments plays high sounds?

• the flute

• the trumpet

The treble clef represents low-pitched notes and sounds.

• True

• False

What category is the treble note 'D below the line' considered to be?

• low-pitched note

• high-pitched note

When we write pitches on the staff, we use the letters: A,B,C,D,E,F and G to specify pitch.

• True

• False

The order for the letter names of the treble notes starting from first to the fifth line is: E,G, D, B, F.

• True

• False

Which part of the treble staff is the treble note 'D' on?

• first space

• above the line

• fourth space

• fourth line