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Piano QuizVersión en línea Test your piano knowledge por Allison valeska Sánchez Zambrano 1 Which note is middle C on a standard piano? a C4 b C3 c C5 d B3 2 Which scales consist of all white keys from C to C? a A major b C major c D major d G major 3 How many keys are on a standard full-size piano? a 76 keys b 88 keys c 92 keys d 64 keys 4 Which pedal typically sustains notes after you lift your finger, creating a longer resonance? a Sustaino pedal b Sostenuto pedal c Sustain pedal (damper pedal) d Soft pedal (una corda) 5 Which interval is a perfect fifth above C? a F b A c G d D 6 Which chord consists of the notes C, E, and G? a A minor b C minor c C major d F major 7 What is the term for playing notes smoothly connected, without breaks? a Techno b Legato c Marcato d Staccato 8 Which fingering pattern is typical for an ascending major scale in the right hand? a 5-4-3-2-1-2-3-4 b 3-2-1-1-2-3-4-5 c 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 d 2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9 9 Which note is the dominant of G major? a A b F# c C d D 10 Which piano technique uses the wrist to slightly lift the hand between notes to create lightness? a Finger pedaling b Staccato press only c Wrist relaxation/float d Blending Feedback 1 Middle C is the central C on the piano, designated C4 in scientific pitch notation. 2 C major uses the white keys from C to C without sharps or flats. 3 Most modern pianos have 88 keys, spanning A0 to C8. 4 The sustain pedal lifts dampers, allowing notes to ring. 5 A perfect fifth above C is G (C to G). 6 C major triad is C-E-G, a major chord. 7 Legato requires smooth, connected notes. 8 Ascending scales often use 3-2-1-1-2-3-4-5 fingering for right hand. 9 The dominant (fifth degree) of G major is D. 10 Relaxing the wrist helps achieve smooth, light touch and control.

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por Allison valeska Sánchez Zambrano

Which note is middle C on a standard piano?

Which scales consist of all white keys from C to C?

How many keys are on a standard full-size piano?

Which pedal typically sustains notes after you lift your finger, creating a longer resonance?

Which interval is a perfect fifth above C?

Which chord consists of the notes C, E, and G?

What is the term for playing notes smoothly connected, without breaks?

Which fingering pattern is typical for an ascending major scale in the right hand?

Which note is the dominant of G major?

Which piano technique uses the wrist to slightly lift the hand between notes to create lightness?

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