Music Theory (M/J BAND 1) Exam Prep

What is this clef called?

• The G clef (treble clef)

• The F clef (the bass clef)

• The C clef

What is this clef called?

• The G clef (treble clef)

• The F clef (the bass clef)

• The C clef

How does a plain staff look like in music?

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How many measures are present in this score?

What is an accidental in music theory?

• A type of musical instrument

• A symbol that alters the pitch of a note

• A mistake made during a performance

• A type of musical scale

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DOK Level 1: Recall

What are the three accidentals in music theory?

• sharp (♯), flat (♭), natural (♯)

• double flat (𝄫), staccato, crescendo (𝆒)

• eighth rest (𝄾), quarter rest (𝄽), whole rest (𝄻)

• piano (𝆏), mezzo-piano (𝆐𝆏), forte (𝆑)

How does a natural (♮) affect a previously sharped note?

• It raises the pitch by another half step

• It lowers the pitch by one half step

• It returns the pitch to its original, unaltered state

• It doubles the effect of the sharp

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DOK Level 1: Recall

Which of the following is the representation of ledger lines in music?

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Concert B♭ is an example of what in music theory?

• Consonance
• Major scale
• Key signature
• Time signature

How many letters are in the musical alphabet?