Which movable-do syllable names the first degree of a major scale?

A singer labels the second degree of a major scale. Which syllable should the singer use?

What syllable belongs on scale degree 3 in major?

In a major scale, which syllable is assigned to the fourth degree?

A melody lands on scale degree 5 of its major key. What syllable should be sung?

Which syllable identifies the sixth degree in movable-do major solfege?

Name the syllable for the leading tone, scale degree 7, in a major scale.

At the octave, scale degree 8 is sung with which movable-do syllable?

In C major, what movable-do syllable is the pitch E?

In G major, which syllable belongs to the written pitch C?

A part is in F major. What syllable should be used for B flat?

In D major, the written pitch A is which movable-do syllable?

In A major, what syllable is C sharp?

The key is E flat major. Which syllable names the pitch F?

In B flat major, which syllable should a singer use for D?

In A major, what movable-do syllable is the pitch G sharp?

A pitch is C in C major but C is also heard in F major. How does its movable-do syllable change?

When a melody is transposed from C major to D major, what happens to syllables assigned by movable do?

A singer calls E “mi” in C major. In A major, what is the syllable for the same letter E?

What changes in movable do when the tonic changes from F to B flat?

Why can the pitch G be “do” in G major but “sol” in C major?

A choir sings do–mi–sol in C major, then moves the song to D major. Which pitches does do–mi–sol now name?

A student says, “In movable do, do is always C.” Which correction is accurate?

The figure is in G major. Which syllables match the three-note fragment?

Read this fragment in F major using movable-do syllables.

This short melody is in D major. Which syllable pattern does it show?

Using the stated key of B flat major, sing the figure with which syllables?

The staff shows a fragment in A major. What is its movable-do reading?

For the C-major fragment shown, which syllables should be sung?

Read the printed fragment as movable-do solfege in E flat major.