Second Periodical Test in Music VI

Your teacher ask you to make a musical scale. How are you going to do it?

• Draw a staff, a G clef and sharp on it.

• Write the notes do re mi fa so la ti do on your notebook

• Draw a staff, a clef and notes in ascending or descending order.

• Draw a staff, a G clef, Treble clef, a sharp and a flat on your notebook.

Which of the following describes a musical staff?

• It has four lines and five spaces.

• It has five lines and four spaces.

• It has four lines and four spaces.

• It has five lines and fives spaces

Your Music Teacher ask you 'Which of the following are used in sight reading music?' Which will you choose?

• so-fa syllables

• notes

• key signatures

• time signature

What happens when a sharp (#) is drawn on a musical staff?

• The scale raises the note by a half step

• Nothing happens on the measure.

• The scale lowers by a half step.

• There is a one step higher on the scale

A staff is drawn on the board. You were called to make a G major scale. What musical symbol will you draw?

• flat

• sharp

• double bar

• notes

What is the pitch name of the first line below?

• C

• E

• A

• F

What is the pitch name of the last line at the top?

• C

• E

• A

• F

What are the pitch names of all spaces?

• F-A-C-E

• E-F-G-A

• A-B-C-D

• D-E-C-A

What key signature is shown?

• key of C Major

• key of F Major

• key of G Major

• key of C minor

Where is the lower do in this key signature?

• in the ledger line C

• in the first line

• in the last line

• in the third space