class 2 treble staff test

What is the purpose of ledger lines?

• To show rests
• To represent musical pitch
• To identify time signatures
• To indicate note durations

Which clef is used in Grade 2 to identify and write notes on the staff?

• Bass clef
• Both treble and bass clef
• Neither treble nor bass clef
• Treble clef

How does the staff represent musical pitch?

• By locating the treble clef
• By showing rests
• By using ledger lines
• By indicating note durations

What are ledger lines used for?

• To represent musical pitch
• To extend the staff's regular range
• To indicate note durations
• To notate chord progressions

Where is the bass clef positioned on the staff?

• Second line
• First line
• Third line
• Fourth line

What do time signatures indicate?

• The number of beats per measure
• The organization of musical time
• The note value that receives one beat
• All of the above

Where is the treble clef located on the staff?

• In the middle of the staff
• At the top of the staff
• On the ledger lines
• At the bottom of the staff

Which clef is primarily used for lower-pitched instruments?

• Bass clef
• Tenor clef
• Alto clef
• Treble clef

What do different rests indicate?

• Lengths of time
• Time signatures
• Note durations
• Musical pitch

What do rests represent in music notation?

• Musical pitch
• Moments of silence
• Note durations
• Chord progressions