WorksheetsGuitar Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 26mins
What is this symbol called?
Treble Clef
Lead Sheet Symbol
Bass Clef
Time Signature
What is this note?
A
B
C
F
What do we call the lines that we use to expand the staff?
Parallel Lines
Perpendicular Lines
Nazka Lines
Ledger Lines
What is this note?
G
D
B
A
How many lines and spaces are on the staff?
6 lines 3 spaces
5 lines 4 spaces
4 lines
25 lines and 1 space
What parts of the guitar are in this picture?
Bridge and Saddle
Sound Hole
Tuning Pegs
Headstock
This instrument was around before the modern guitar. What is this instrument called?
Violin
Stringed Pear
Lute
Bass
What country did the modern guitar come from?
Portugal
France
Spain
New Zealand
What type of note is this?
Whole Note
Quarter Note
Half Note
Eighth Note
True or False: This note gets 3 beats.
True
False
What is this note?
A
F
G
E
How many beats does this note get?
2 beats
1 full beat together
4 beats
1/2 a beat
How many letters make up the musical alphabet?
5
6
7
8
What is this note?
F
A
E
C
What is this note?
B
A
D
G
What is the purpose of lead sheet symbols?
Make music more complicated
Tell you what notes to play so you don't read 4 or more notes at a time.
Tells you how many beats are in a measure
Tells you what instruments are used
What does this symbol mean?
Strum up
Strum down
Play Flemenco Style
Play upside down
How many beats does this note get?
1
2
3
4
What is this part of the guitar called?
Body
Nut
Saddle
Sound Hole
What is this note?
E
G
F
A
What is this part of the guitar called?
Body
Pick Guard
Strings
Tuning Pegs
What is this note?
A
D
C
None of the Above
Where is this note located on the guitar?
1st string
3rd fret
Open 3rd string
2nd fret
4th string
6th string
3rd fret
Excluding chords, which finger will normally be used to play notes on the 2nd fret?
Pointer Finger
(1st Finger)
Middle Finger
(2nd Finger)
Ring Finger
(3rd Finger)
Pinky Finger
(4th Finger)
Where is this note located on the guitar?
4th String
3rd Fret
1st String
1st Fret
3rd String
2nd Fret
Open 2nd String
How many fingers do we use to play the C chord?
2
4
1
3
How many strings are strummed for the G chord?
5
4
All 6
2
How many strings are strummed for the C chord?
5
4
All 6
3
Which strings do we strum for the D7 chord?
Top 3
Bottom 4
Bottom 5
Top 4
What is the purpose of a barline?
To mark the end of a measure
To tell us how many beats are in a measure
To tell us what to play and when
Shows us what chord to play
What does the top number of a time signature tell us?
What type of note gets one beat
How many beats are in a measure
What instrument to play
What time it is
True or False: Guitar can only be played with a pick
True
False
What is this note?
A
B
D
E
Where is this note located on the guitar?
3rd string
4th fret
Open 2nd string
4th string 2nd fret
Open 1st string
O
Which of the following describe correct guitar posture? Select all that apply.
Sitting up Straight
Keeping the headstock elevated
Slouching
Holding the guitar the wrong way
P
Which of the following are inappropriate ways to store a guitar when not in use? Please select all that apply.
Leaning it against a music stand
Leaning it against a chair
Laying it flat on the floor
Propping it up against a chair
What happens if a guitar is not stored properly? Select all that apply.
It can fall
It can break when it hits the ground after falling
Damage to the instrument
Teacher will get very upset
What is this note?
B
A
D
E
There are two DIFFERENCES between the Oud and the Lute. What are they?
The Oud has a curved Headstock and the Lute has a straight headstock
The Lute has multiple pairs of strings and the Oud does not
The Oud has multiple pairs of strings and the Lute does not
The Lute is shaped like a pear and so is the Oud.
What is this part of the guitar called?
Tuning Pegs
Sound Hole
Fret
Nut
