Goa Board Class 10 Sample Paper 2026 Keyboard – Text
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Electronic Keyboard PRACTICALS (Academic Calendar)
Month Topic Lesson Marks Hours
Scale 1st five degrees of the scale with
June Exercises/ single finger chord
Warm-Up accompaniment
8 3
Repertoire/ ( With L.H. Chord Accmp)
Songs Merrily we roll along
Lightly Row
Jingle Bells
When the saints go marching
Scales / C Major ( R.H & L.H ) separately,
Arpeggio legato , staccato, straight & swung
July Sight Reading 3 Exercises from Initial Grade of 10 4
Trinity College London
Repertoire / On Top of Old Smokey
Songs
The Can Can
Scales / C Major ( One octave scale with
Arpeggios single finger chord
accompaniment )
August
8 4
Repertoire / ( With L.H. Chord Accmp)
Songs
On Top of Old Smokey
The Can Can
Scales /
Arpeggios C Major scale with fingered chords
September Sight Reading 4 exercises from grade 1 of Trinity
College. 10 4
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Repertoire / Love me tender ( Introduction to
Songs D7 chord) or any other song of
similar level.
Quaver/ Eight Quaver grouping and exercise on
Note pg. 30 of Start Playing Keyboard (
October SFX ) tutor. 8 3
Repertoire / Skip to my Lou
Songs Birdie Dance/ Birdie Song
Scales / F & G Major ( One Octave )
Arpeggio A minor ( Natural , Harmonic )
November
Sight Reading Ex.3 & 4 from Grade 2 ( Am) 12 4
in Minor
Don Kallzam OR
Repertoire / Cecilia
Songs Happy Birthday in F
Bella Ciao ( Am)
The Dotted Pg 32 & 33 of Start Playing
Quarter Note Keyboard ( SFX tutor )
4 2
December Repertoire / Silent Night
Songs
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Goa Boar of Secondary & Higher Seconary Education, Alto, Betim- Goa
BLUE-PRINT S.S.C./H.S.S.C. Examinatin
Duration: _________hours
Subject: Electric Keyboard Minimum mraks: 40
OBJECTIVES Remembering Understanding Application Creativity Total
Content area MCQ VSA SA LA MCQ VSA SA LA MCQ VSA SA LA MCQ VSA SA LA
Scales and intervals 1 1 1 1 1 8
Accidentals 1 1 1 6
Grouping of notes 1 1 1 5
Rests 1 1 1 5
Musical term 1 3 1 1 6
General knowledge 1 1 2 1 1 1 10
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Subject : Electronic Keyboard ( Theory )
MODEL QUESTION PAPER FOR CLASS 10TH
Section 1 ( 10 marks )
1. Interval from 1 to 8 is called __________
A. Octave
B. Unison
C. Perfect
D. Dominant
2. Symbol used to raise a note by a semitone is called___________
A. Flat
B. Sharp
C. Natural
D. None
3.The period of silence in music is called____________
A. Pause
B. Peace
C. Rest
D. Break
4.The following symbol denotes
A. Crescendo
B. Diminuendo
C. Forte
D. Piano
5.The 6th degree of C major scale is _______________
A. G
B. F#
C. E
D. A
6. Quavers beamed together amounts to __________________ numbers of beats .
A. 1
B. 3
C. 2
D. 4
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7.The musical term which means ‘gradually getting slower’ is _____________
A. Moderato
B. Ritardando
C. Allegro
D. Andante
8.The total number of keys on a 5 octave keyboard are _______________
A. 51
B. 61
C. 88
D. 41
9. An instrument similar to the keyboard is ________________
A. Trumpet
B. Drums
C. Piano
D. Flute
10. A note with coloured note head and a stem is called ________________
A. Semibreve
B. Minim
C. Crotchet
D. Rest
Section 2 (8 Marks )
1)What is an Interval ?
2) Write the 3 different symbols of accidentals .
3) What is a Beam ?
4) Name the Rest :
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5) Give the meaning of Moderato
6) Write the meaning of ‘Diminuendo ‘.
7) Name any one world renowned keyboardist.
8) Give another name for the treble clef.
Section 3 (10 marks )
1) Name the intervals
______________. __________________
2) Beam the following quavers in fours :
3) What is Tempo in music?
4) Explain the tempo marking of :
5) Name any 4 functions on the Electronic keyboard .
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Section 4 ( 12 marks )
A) Define :
1. Semibreve rest
2. Minim rest
3. Crotchet rest
B) Draw the following accidentals
1. F note with a sharp
2. C note with a natural
3. B note with a flat
C) Write the scale of C major in Semibreves and name the notes .
D) Write a 4 bar passage in 4/4 time signature using Semibreves ,Minims ,Crotchet and Quavers
or rests .