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Sight Reading C

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is this symbol?

a)

flat

b)

natural

c)

sharp

d)

key signature

e)

1st and 2nd ending

2.

What is this symbol?

a)

flat

b)

natural

c)

sharp

d)

key signature

e)

1st and 2nd ending

3.

What is this symbol?

a)

flat

b)

natural

c)

sharp

d)

key signature

e)

1st and 2nd ending

4.

What is this symbol?

a)

flat

b)

natural

c)

sharp

d)

key signature

e)

1st and 2nd ending

5.

What is this symbol?

a)

flat

b)

natural

c)

sharp

d)

key signature

e)

1st and 2nd ending

6.

How does this symbol affect the music?

a)

Raises the pitch a half step.

b)

Lowers the pitch a half step.

c)

Cancels a previous sharp or flat.

d)

Identifies the key for the piece.

e)

Provides a road map for the piece in which you play the first ending, repeat the music, then take the second ending.

7.

How does this symbol affect the music?

a)

Raises the pitch a half step.

b)

Lowers the pitch a half step.

c)

Cancels a previous sharp or flat.

d)

Identifies the key for the piece.

e)

Provides a road map for the piece in which you play the first ending, repeat the music, then take the second ending.

8.

How does this symbol affect the music?

a)

Raises the pitch a half step.

b)

Lowers the pitch a half step.

c)

Cancels a previous sharp or flat.

d)

Identifies the key for the piece.

e)

Provides a road map for the piece in which you play the first ending, repeat the music, then take the second ending.

9.

How does this symbol affect the music?

a)

Raises the pitch a half step.

b)

Lowers the pitch a half step.

c)

Cancels a previous sharp or flat.

d)

Identifies the key for the piece.

e)

Provides a road map for the piece in which you play the first ending, repeat the music, then take the second ending.

10.

How does this symbol affect the music?

a)

Raises the pitch a half step.

b)

Lowers the pitch a half step.

c)

Cancels a previous sharp or flat.

d)

Identifies the key for the piece.

e)

Provides a road map for the piece in which you play the first ending, repeat the music, then take the second ending.