Select the two possible names for the dynamic marking seen below. (Be sure to select 2 answers.)

Adding which note to the two shown below would create a major triad? Please type your answer in the response box. (Hint: consider adding a note above OR below what is written.)

When read from left to right, the letter names of the notes below spell a word. Please type that word in the response box. 

In music containing a 1st and 2nd ending like the example below, the 1st ending is to be played both times (that is, before and after the repeat).

The two dots seen in the music below have the same meaning. (In other words they indicate the same musical effect.)

The major scale below contains one error, which can be corrected by adding one accidental (sharp or flat) to one note. Indicate the error by completing this sentence:  This scale lacks a on note number . (Hint: in the first blank type either “sharp” or “flat,” and in the second blank type a number.)

Select the best name for the kind of repeats seen in the music below.

Select the correct sequence of note names for the music below. (Hint: notes are named from left to right. Be sure to remember key signature and accidental rules!)

Noting the time signature, how many bar lines are missing in the music below? (Hint: NOT counting the double bar line at the end, which is shown.)  

What is the most common name for the piano key marked below?  (Please type your answer in the response box.)