In the following symbol/symbols, the oval things are called note heads.  The line joining the two notes together is called a beam.  What are the vertical lines called?

Mark an ‘x’ on the 1st space of the staff. 

Theory Test Section One: Musicianship & Recording This is the Musicianship section – section 1. There are 18 Questions.  You should plan to spend about 15 Minutes on this section. You may not use any aids or switch screens during this section. Answer with the ONE answer which is most correct.

In simple, musical terms, describe the sound of this, specific, note?

What is the correct time signature for the measure identified with a green arrow.  (Each measure has a different time signature.)

Look at the picture below: For the action circled in blue, what MUSCLE is the agonist? The INSERTION for this muscle in part A is a similar attachment for several other muscles in the face.  Name ONE of these muscles with that same INSERTION.

Look at the picture below: For the action circled in blue, what MUSCLE is the agonist? The INSERTION for this muscle in part A is a similar attachment for several other muscles in the face.  Name ONE of these muscles with that same INSERTION.

GGT is an important indicator of hepatobiliary disease. In which condition does GGT activity frequently reach 10–30 times the upper reference limit (URL)? 

During the enzymatic cholesterol assay, enzyme reagents generate hydrogen peroxide. What role does hydrogen peroxide play in the assay? 

In dry, multilayer, slide-automated systems for glucose measurement, a small (10-μL) sample is placed on a porous film over a reagent layer. How is the glucose concentration determined in this system?