Music notes are named as follows: A B C D E F G H A B C D E F G B C D E F G H I B C D E F G H 2. E major and G minor are known as: keys keeps knees keens keels 3. What do you call the five parallel lines on which the musical notes are written? stress stray stake stare stave statement stack 4. The time signature tells you how many ___________ there are in a _________. bottles, beer bumps, bear bits, band beats, bar 5. The note values tell you how long a note should be played. There are different names for these in the American and British systems. What is the British equivalent of an American "quarter note"? semibreve semitone minim minute crotchet 6. If you think of the piano keyboard with its black and white notes, what are the black notes called? fits and starts flaps and shorts flops and smarts flats and sharps fights and slaps 7. What are the spaces between the notes called (relating to semitone, tone, minor third, major third, fifth, octave, etc)? interludes interlinks interplays intervals interstices introductions inductions 8. The _______ minor of C major is A minor. relating relation relational relativity reductive residual relative reverse 9. The symbol at the beginning of the stave of music which tells you what the notes are is usually the treble or bass __________. chef crest clef cleft clip cliff cleave 10. If a note is not a flat or a sharp, it's a __________. notional normal natural nominal nutritional