1. A new song maybe learned by reading and singing the so-fa syllables.

What are the so-fa syllables of the following notes on the staff?

• A. so-fa-so-mi

• B. so-la-ti-do

• C. do-re-mi-do

• D. do-mi-so-do

2. What is the key signature of the musical phrase below?

• A. Key of C Major

• B. Key of G Major

• C. Key of F Major

• D. Key of D Major

3. The melody of a song is arranged repeatedly in ascending (upward) or descending (downward) directions. Which of the following musical patterns in

the Key of C Major shows ascending direction?

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4. Where can we find lower do in the Key of C Major?

• A. on the first line of the staff

• B. on the fifth line of the staff

• C. on the second space of the staff

• D. on the first ledger line below the staff

5. Which is the correct illustration of C Major scale?

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6. Which of the following is correct about the Key of G Major?

• A. The scale in the Key of G Major has no flat or sharp sign found on the staff.

• B. The scale in the Key of G Major has one sharp sign located on the fifth line of the staff.

• C. The scale in the Key of G Major has one flat sign located on the third line of the staff.

• D. The scale in the Key of G Major has one sharp sign located on the second line of the staff.

7. Where can we find the home tone in the Key of G Major?

• A. on the fifth line of the staff

• B. on the first space of the staff

• C. on the second line of the staff

• D. on the second space of the staff

8. Key of G Major has one sharp ( # ). Where is it located on the staff?

• A. on the fifth line of the staff

• B. on the third line of the staff

• C. on the second line of the staff

• D. on the second space of the staff

9. How many sharp ( # ) signs are there in G Major scale ?

• A. 1

• B. 2

• C. 3

• D. none

10. Which is the correct illustration of G Major scale?

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