PRETEST (Music 6)

1. How do you get the pitch of do in F Major?

• A. First, sing the scale of the Key of C Major, then go to FA and sing it as DO

• B. First, sing the scale of the Key of D Major, then go to SO and sing it as DO

• C. First, sing the scale of the Key of F Major, then go to SO and sing it as DO

• D. First, sing the scale of the Key of G Major, then go to SO and sing it as DO

2. What illustration below shows the G Major when it is played to a piano or keyboard?

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3. __________ is a major scale based on G line or G space of the staff.

• A. Scale of A Major

• B. Scale of C Major

• C. Scale of G Major

• D. Scale of F Major

4. 4. A musical scale composed of eight tones arranged in successions in ascending or descending manner.

• A. Ascending Scale

• B. Descending Scale

• C. Diatonic Scale

• D. Scale

5. 5. How many steps downward do we count to get the relative minor keys of the major keys?

• A. 1

• B. 2

• C. 3

• D. 4

6. How do you get the pitch of do in G Major?

• A. First, sing the scale of the Key of C Major, then go to SO and sing it as DO

• B. First, sing the scale of the Key of D Major, then go to SO and sing it as DO

• C. First, sing the scale of the Key of F Major, then go to SO and sing it as DO

• D. First, sing the scale of the Key of G Major, then go to SO and sing it as DO

7. The sharp gives a ½ higher tone; what about the flat ?

• A. Gives ½ lower tone

• B. Gives ½ higher tone

• C. Gives 1 ½ lower tone

• D. Gives a 1 ½ higher tone

8. 8. What pitches are used in F major?

• A. C, D, E, F, G, A, and B

• B. F, G, A, B , C, D and E

• C. G, A, B, C, D, E an F#

• D. D, E, F, G, A, B and C

9. Which of the statements describes the sharp symbol?

• A. It lowers the pitch half step

• B. It raises the pitch half step

• C. It removes the effects of flat

• D. It removes the effects of sharp

10. What illustration below shows the F Major when it is played to a piano or keyboard?

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