Answers:
2. F Major scale
3. ascending
4. staff
5. b
6. descending
7. G Major scale
8. the symbol beside the word c major scale
9. scale
10. C Major scale
STAFF1 = F-A-C-E
STAFF 2 = E-G-B-D-F
Explanation:
The five lines are named as E-G-B-D-F in ascending order or remember the acronym, E-every, G-good, B-boy, D-does, F-fine. The four spaces are FACE.
The three Major scales or C, G and F.
In C Major scale the first note is in C (ledger line) D- E-F-G-A-B-C. There is no sharp or no flat.
G Major scale has one sharp in the fifth line. The first note is in G that is why it is called G Major. Your clue is: one sharp and the first note is so or G is called G Major. But the note the fall on F will be called now as F-sharp or F#.
F Major scale has one flat on the third line. The first note is in F or fa that is why it is called F Major. The ton of B will be lower by 1/2 because it has a flat. the B will now be called B-flat. or ti-flat.
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