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1
How many strings does a standard guitar usually have?
4
6
7
8
Correct answer: B. 6. Most standard acoustic and electric guitars have six strings.
2
Which part of the guitar is pressed to change the pitch of a string?
Bridge
Sound hole
Tuning peg
Fretboard
Correct answer: D. Fretboard. Players press strings against the fretboard to produce different notes.
3
What is the usual name of the thickest guitar string in standard tuning?
Low E string
High E string
B string
G string
Correct answer: A. Low E string. The sixth string is the thickest and is tuned to low E in standard tuning.
4
Which tool is commonly used to strum or pluck guitar strings?
Drumstick
Bow
Pick
Mallet
Correct answer: C. Pick. A guitar pick, also called a plectrum, is commonly used to strike the strings.
5
What does tuning a guitar mean?
Cleaning the strings
Adjusting strings to the correct pitches
Changing the guitar color
Playing louder
Correct answer: B. Adjusting strings to the correct pitches. Tuning sets each string to its intended pitch so chords and notes sound correct.
6
Which chord is made from the notes C, E, and G?
C major
D minor
G major
A minor
Correct answer: A. C major. The notes C, E, and G form a C major triad.
7
What is a capo used for?
Replacing broken strings
Amplifying the guitar
Polishing the fretboard
Raising the pitch of the open strings
Correct answer: D. Raising the pitch of the open strings. A capo clamps across the fretboard and raises the pitch while keeping familiar chord shapes.
8
Which technique involves sounding several strings in sequence rather than all at once?
Palm muting
Bending
Arpeggio
Tapping
Correct answer: C. Arpeggio. An arpeggio plays the notes of a chord one after another.
9
In standard guitar tuning, what note is the second string tuned to?
B
A
D
F
Correct answer: A. B. From the thickest to thinnest string, standard tuning is E-A-D-G-B-E.
10
What is the purpose of the tuning pegs on a guitar?
To hold the strap
To tighten or loosen the strings
To protect the sound hole
To mark the frets
Correct answer: B. To tighten or loosen the strings. Turning the tuning pegs changes string tension and therefore pitch.