The treble clef is also known as the

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Responses

F clef.
F clef.

G clef.
G clef.

staff.
staff.

ledger line.

G clef.

The correct answer is G clef.

The treble clef is also known as the G clef. To understand why it is called the G clef, we need to understand the concept of clefs and how they are placed on the staff.

In music notation, a clef is a symbol placed at the beginning of a staff to indicate the pitch of the notes that will be written on that staff. The treble clef specifically represents higher pitches and is commonly used for instruments like the piano, violin, flute, and many others.

The treble clef looks like a stylized letter "G" with a curl on the lower end. This curl circles around a specific line of the staff, which is the second line from the bottom. This line represents the note G above middle C on the piano keyboard.

So the treble clef is called the G clef because it is centered around the note G. It helps to indicate that pitches written on the staff using this clef are higher in pitch compared to other clefs like the bass clef (also known as the F clef) that represents lower pitches.

Therefore, the correct answer is:

G clef.