A five tone scale.

a. Pentatonic Scale
b. Octatonic Scale
c. Mixolydian Scale

Sharps are in this order.

a. G,D,A,E,B,F,C
b. C,G,D,A,E,B,F
c. F,C,G,D,A,E,B

Fermata.

a. Allows a note to be held for as long as desired.
b. Allows the note to be held briefly.
c. Allows a note to be held strongly.

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A major scale starts on this note of its minor scale.

a. 2nd note
b. 3rd note
c. 5th note

What are all of the flats in order?

a. D,G,C,F,B,E,A
b. B,E,A,D,G,C,F
c. B,E,A,D,C,G,F

Détaché.

a. To make each note long and smooth.
b. To make each note brief, separate the notes from one another.
c. To make each note louder.

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A B major scale has this many sharps.

a. 5 sharps
b. 3 sharps
c. 7sharps

The name of a major key that contains flats is determined this way.

a. the second to last flat
b. the last flat
c. the second flat

Sforzando.

a. To make a sudden accent on a note.
b. To make a note suddenly louder.
c. To make a note decrease suddenly in volume.

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Harmonic minors use the relative major and raise this note.

a. 5th note
b. 4th note
c. 7th note

The name of a major key that contains sharps is determined this way.

a. It's the note that is a half-step above the 2nd to last sharp.
b. It's the note that is a half-step below the last sharp.
c.It's the note that is a half-step above the last sharp.

Marcato.

a. To make a note sound louder than the others surrounding it.
b. To make a note slightly more pronounced than the ones surrounding it.
c. To make a note slightly less pronounced than the ones surrounding it.

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