A. Instructions: Read the questions carefully and write TRUE if the statement is correct and write FALSE if it is wrong. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper.
1. Capital letters are used to name the chords in the major scale.
2. In music, each major key has its own relative minor key.
3. The relative minor key follows the same home tone do as its parallel major key.
4. C major is the simplest scale that has no sharps and flats.
5. G major begins with key of G and ends in key of C.
6. In building the F major scale the home tone fa starts on the second line.
7. Major scales follow the interval pattern WS-WS-HS-WS-WS-WS-HS.
8. There is one sharp in key of G major.
9. The key signature used in F major is fa. 10. The home tone is the beginning note of a major scale.
1. Capital letters are used to name the chords in the major scale.
2. In music, each major key has its own relative minor key.
3. The relative minor key follows the same home tone do as its parallel major key.
4. C major is the simplest scale that has no sharps and flats.
5. G major begins with key of G and ends in key of C.
6. In building the F major scale the home tone fa starts on the second line.
7. Major scales follow the interval pattern WS-WS-HS-WS-WS-WS-HS.
8. There is one sharp in key of G major.
9. The key signature used in F major is fa. 10. The home tone is the beginning note of a major scale.
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1.true
2.false
3.true
4.false
5.true
6.true
7.false
8.true
9.true
10.false
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