The note located on the second line of the G clef.
What is a "G"
100
The other name for "G clef" spelled correctly.
What is "treble clef"?
100
In 4/4 time, a half note gets this number of beats.
What is 2?
100
This man was instrumental in the development of the sousaphone.
Who is John Philip Sousa?
100
The country that gave us the Statue of Liberty.
What is France?
200
The note located on the fourth line of the G clef.
What is a "D"
200
The set of numbers found after the clef sign that resemble a fraction.
What is "time signature"?
200
In 4/4 time, a whole note gets this number of beats.
What is 4?
200
This man wrote a famous piece of music while watching the Battle of Fort McHenry.
Who is Francis Scott Key?
200
Fort McHenry is located in this city and state.
What is Baltimore, Maryland?
300
The note resting on top of the G clef.
What is a "G"?
300
The vertical lines on the staff that mark the beginning and end of a measure of music.
What is "bar lines"?
300
In 2/2 time, a half note gets this number of beats.
What is 1?
300
This man commanded the US fleet (nearby us) in a past war and led them to victory after hoisting a flag with "Don't Give Up The Ship" stitched into it.
Who is "Commodore Perry" or Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry"?
300
The name of the flagship that won the Battle of Lake Erie.
What is "The Brig Niagara"?
400
The note resting below the G clef.
What is a "D"
400
The time signature 3/4 means...
What is 3 beats per measure and the quarter note gets one beat?
400
A whole note, plus a half note, plus a quarter note gets this number of beats.
What is 7?
400
Francis Scott Key's profession.
What is a lawyer?
400
The name of the location of the Statue Of Liberty.
What is "Liberty Island"?
500
The note on the first ledger line below the G clef.
What is "middle C" or "C"?
500
The time signature 12/8 means...
What is 12 beats per measure and the eighth note gets one beat?
500
Two eighth notes, plus 3 quarter notes, plus a half note, equals this number of beats.
What is 6?
500
John Philip Sousa's nickname.
What is "March King" or "The March King"
500
The famous piece of music inspired by the Battle of Fort McHenry during the War of 1812.