Q2 PERIODIC TEST IN MAPEH

A  Musical  Scale  that does not have any sharp or flat in the key signature is

• A. Key of C Major

• B. key of G Major

• C. Key of F Major  

• D. Key of C Minor

What is the  Major Scale that utilizes 1 Sharp (#) ?

• A. Key of F Major  

• B. Key of C Major 

• C. Key of G Major 

• D. Key of E Major

A  Scale that  utilizes flat(♭)  to maintain the sonic interval pattern of a Major Scale is

• A. Key of G Major    

• B. Key of F Major 

• C. Key of C Major 

• D. Key of D Major

It is the distance between two given notes or the difference in pitch between any two tones.

• A. Harmony

• B. Interval

• C. Melody 

• D. Key Signatures

What is the Melodic Pattern of the Major Scale?

• A. WS-HS WS-HS WS -HS

• B. WS-WS-HS-WS-WS-WS-HS 

• C. WS-WS-HS-WS 

• D. WS-HS-WH-SH

A Symbol placed before a note to raise it’s pitch one semitone or halftone to the right is

• A. FLAT (♭)

• B. WS

• C. SHARP (#) 

• D. HS

These are the group of sharps and flats written at the beginning of the staff.

• A. Musical Scale

• B. Key Signatures 

• C. Melodic Scale 

• D. VIP Signatures

What is the most common musical scale?

• A. Melodic Scale 

• B. Stationary Scale

• C. Diatonic Scale 

• D. Weighing Scale

These are notes arranged “Vertically”.

• A. Harmonic Interval

• B. Melodic Interval

• C. Vertical Interval

• D. Horizontal Interval

The picture below shows what kind of a Major Scale ?

• A.  Key of C Major Scale

• B. Key of  F Major Scale

• C. Key of G Major Scale

• D.  E Major scale