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    This document provides a worksheet about basic music terminology. It includes multiple choice and true/false questions about topics like musical staff, clefs, notes, scales, intervals, and melodic contours. Students are tested on their knowledge of fundamental concepts in music theory, such as identifying the G and F clefs, differentiating between sharps, flats, and naturals, and recognizing ascending, descending, and repeating melodic patterns.

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    This document provides a worksheet about basic music terminology. It includes multiple choice and true/false questions about topics like musical staff, clefs, notes, scales, intervals, and melodic contours. Students are tested on their knowledge of fundamental concepts in music theory, such as identifying the G and F clefs, differentiating between sharps, flats, and naturals, and recognizing ascending, descending, and repeating melodic patterns.

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    This document provides a worksheet about basic music terminology. It includes multiple choice and true/false questions about topics like musical staff, clefs, notes, scales, intervals, and melodic contours. Students are tested on their knowledge of fundamental concepts in music theory, such as identifying the G and F clefs, differentiating between sharps, flats, and naturals, and recognizing ascending, descending, and repeating melodic patterns.

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    Name: __________________________________________________
    I. Read each question carefully and encircle the letter of the correct answer.

    1) It is a series of single tones arranged horizontally, expressing the composer’s thoughts and ideas,
    a) melody b) staff c) clef sign

    2) It consists of five horizontal lines and four spaces.


    a) staff b) melody c) notes

    3) It isa musical symbol written at the beginning of a staff.


    a) melody b) clef c) staff

    4) What does “clef” mean in French word?


    a) key b) note c) line

    5) On which line of the staff do we start creating a G clef?


    a) second line b) first line c) third line

    6) How to write F clef on the staff?


    a) Start from the third line and place two dots on either side of it.
    b) Start from the fourth line and place two dots on either side of it.
    c) Start from the second line and place two dots on either side of it.

    7) Which pitch does the G-clef indicate?


    a) mid-range to high-range b) high-range to mid-range c) low-range to high-range

    8) What is the other name of G-clef?


    a) treble clef b) bass clef c) both a and b

    9) What is the other name of F-clef?


    a) treble clef b) bass clef c) both a and b

    10) Which pitch does the F-clef indicate?


    a) Mid-range to high-range b) mid-range to low-range c) low-range to mid-range

    11) It is a combination of a treble clef and bass clef joined with a brace.
    a) Super staff b) Grand Staff c) Double staff

    12) These are musical signs commonly use in musical compositions to change the pitch of a note.
    a) Accidentals b) Notes c) Signs

    13) An accidental in music that raises the pitch of a note by one semitone or half tone.
    a) Sharp b) Flat c) Natural Sign

    14) An accidental in music that lowers the pitch of a note by one semitone or half tone.
    a) Natural Sign b) Sharp c) Flat

    15) An accidental in music that restores the effect of a raised or lowered note to its original pitch.
    a) Flat b) Natural sign c) Sharp
    16) The distance between two notes or tones.
    a) Interval b) prime c) keys

    17) In keyboard, the movement from a white key to the black key next to it is called _______.
    a) Whole tone b) semitone c) quarter tone

    18) ______________ when there is no difference at all.


    a) Perfect prime/Unison b) Perfect Major 2nd c) Perfect Major 3rd

    19) It consists of five notes within one octave, and it is also referred to as a five-tone scale or five-note
    scale.
    a) Pentatonic Scale b) Hexagonal Scale c) Octave Scale

    20) The succession of musical notes in upward or downward steps.


    a) Minor Scale b) Major Scale c) Perfect Scale
    21) A melodic contour where the melody goes up by steps or by skips.
    a) Ascending b) Descending c) Steady or stationary
    22) A melodic contour where the melody can be repeated.
    a) Ascending b) Descending c) Steady or stationary

    23) A melodic contour where the melody goes down by steps or by skips.
    a) Ascending b) Descending c) Steady or stationary

    II. True or False. Write T if the statement is correct and F, if otherwise.

    24) The letter names are also called pitches or pitch names.
    25) The term Major applies only at the distances of 2nd, 3rd, 6th, and 7th.
    26) When you play the keyboard in ascending motion, all the black keys are sharp keys.
    27) When you play the keyboard in descending order, all the black keys become flat keys.
    28) The term PERFECT applies only at the distances of 1st, 4th, 5th, and 8th or octave.
    29) We start counting 1 on the key of D.
    30) The first and simplest Major scale is Major C.
    31) When you play C Mahor scale on the piano, only black keys are used.

    III. Identify the interval between two tones.

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