Notated Answer Choices
A different kind of question — pick the correctly written bar or clef from several small notated choices, based on ABRSM Grade 1 style practice.
- Compare rhythmic groupings written in different bars.
- Choose the correct clef to make a note read as a given pitch.
- Recognize a correctly written major scale.
Worksheet
Select which of these bars is grouped correctly.
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Select which of these groups of notes is written in the correct order from the **shortest** value to the **longest**.
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Select the correct clef to make this note G.
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Select the correct clef to make this note E.
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Select the correct clef to make this note C.
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Select the correct clef to make this note B flat.
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Select the correctly written scale of **G major, ascending**.
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Answer Key
- option 3 — The first bar groups the notes cleanly into the 3/4 beat pattern. The other two break the grouping awkwardly.
- option 1 — The first group goes from the shortest value to the longest: semiquaver, dotted quaver, minim, semibreve.
- option 2 — The note is placed on the bottom line. In bass clef, the bottom line is G.
- option 1 — The note is placed on the bottom line. In treble clef, the bottom line is E.
- option 2 — This note position reads as C in bass clef, not in treble clef.
- option 2 — This note position reads as B flat in bass clef, so bass clef is the correct choice.
- option 3 — The ascending scale of G major is G, A, B, C, D, E, F sharp, G.
1. Select which of these bars is grouped correctly.
2. Select which of these groups of notes is written in the correct order from the **shortest** value to the **longest**.
3. Select the correct clef to make this note G.
4. Select the correct clef to make this note E.
5. Select the correct clef to make this note C.
6. Select the correct clef to make this note B flat.
7. Select the correctly written scale of **G major, ascending**.