WorksheetsGuitar Final
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins
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Class
Date
1.
The order of the guitar strings from lowest to highest is:
a)
EBGDAE
b)
EADGBE
c)
CDEFGABC
d)
EGBDF
2.
This area of the guitar from which the sound comes out is called the:
a)
Sound-hole
b)
Sound-spot
c)
Wormhole
d)
Holy Canoli!
3.
This entire part of the guitar is called the:
a)
Wood section
b)
Main part
c)
Bottom
d)
Body
4.
What part of the Guitar is this?
a)
headstock
b)
fingerboard
c)
nut
d)
saddle
5.
This entire part of the guitar is called the:
a)
Skinny Part
b)
Neck
c)
Slim Jim
d)
Holder
6.
What part of the guitar is this?
a)
bridge
b)
body
c)
tail
d)
nut
7.
What part of the guitar do the tuning pegs attach to?
a)
Head Stock
b)
Neck
c)
Body
d)
Bridge
8.
Which part of the guitar changes the length & pitch of a string?
a)
Tuning Pegs
b)
Frets
c)
Sound Hole
d)
Bridge
9.
Where is the highest sounding string closest to?
a)
The Floor
b)
The Ceiling
c)
The Wall
d)
The Door
10.
What are the names of the 3 lowest (steel) strings?
a)
DAD
b)
DEF
c)
EAD
d)
ABC
11.
What are the names of the 3 highest (nylon) strings?
a)
GBE
b)
ABC
c)
CFH
d)
DFA
12.
What chord is this?
a)
A
b)
E
c)
D
d)
C
13.
What chord is this?
a)
E
b)
G
c)
A
d)
C
14.
What chord is this?
a)
C
b)
G
c)
D
d)
A
15.
What chord is this?
a)
G
b)
Dm
c)
Am
d)
Em
16.
The index or pointer finger on the left hand is which number?
a)
1st finger
b)
2nd finger
c)
3rd finger
d)
4th finger
17.
The third finger plays on which fret?
a)
1st fret
b)
3rd fret
c)
2nd fret
d)
4th fret
18.
The 1st finger plays on which fret?
a)
2nd fret
b)
1st fret
c)
4th fret
d)
3rd fret
19.
The 2nd & 3rd fingers play on which fret?
a)
1st fret
b)
2nd fret
c)
3rd fret
d)
4th fret
20.
What is this called?
a)
Guitar Pick
b)
Guitar Chip
c)
Plucker
d)
Tuning Peg
21.
A chord is
a)
Strumming different patterns
b)
2 or more notes (strings) played together
c)
A single note
22.
An accompaniment is
a)
Playing the melody line
b)
Playing the Phrygian Scale
c)
Strumming the chords to a song
23.
If a chord diagram has an 'x' over one of the strings it means
a)
Be sure to play that string
b)
Do not play that chord
c)
Do not play that string
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