The sharp sign before the note in the staff tells the player to do what?

What does the flat sign before the note in the staff do?

In the staff, a natural sign appears before F in G major. What does the natural do?

A double-sharp changes a written pitch in what way?

How does a double-flat change a written pitch?

A sharp appears before an F in one measure. The next measure has an F with no sign, and there is no key signature. How is that F played?

A flat placed before a note tells the player to sound that note how?

Which statement describes a natural sign?

Name the pitch shown on the treble staff.

What pitch is written in this staff example?

Read the pitch in the treble-clef figure.

Which pitch does the marked note produce?

What is the name of the pitch shown?

Identify the pitch written in the staff.

In G major, what pitch is shown when the F has a natural sign?

A sharp sign is placed before a written A. Which other note name sounds the same pitch?

Look at the single measure. The first F has a sharp, and the later F has no sign. How is the later F played?

In this measure, the first B has a flat. What happens to the later B with no accidental?

The first C in the measure has a sharp. Which pitch sounds on the later C without a sign?

How should the second E be played in this measure?

In this G-major measure, the first F has a natural sign. The later F has no sign. What pitch sounds later?

The first B in this F-major measure has a natural sign. How is the later B played?

What pitch is the second A in this measure?

In one measure, a flat appears before the first D. A later D has no sign. How is the later D played?

A piece is in G major, and a natural sign appears before F. What pitch does the player sound?

In D major, a natural sign is printed before C. Name the pitch that sounds.

The staff is in F major. A natural appears before B. What pitch is played?

In B-flat major, a natural sign appears before E. Which pitch sounds?

A passage is in A major. The G has a natural sign before it. How should it sound?

In E-flat major, a natural sign appears before A. What pitch is produced?