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Using the scale of G major in ascending order, write semi breves without key signature on the bass staff.

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  1. Notes of G major scale in ascending order.

    G major scale: G,A,B,C,D,E,F♯,GG, A, B, C, D, E, F^{\sharp}, G.

  2. Bass staff positions (no key signature; use ♯\sharp accidental on F).

    Draw 5-line bass clef staff. Place semibreves (open noteheads, no stems):

    • Bottom line: G
    • 1st space: A
    • 2nd line: B
    • 2nd space: C
    • 3rd line: D
    • 3rd space: E
    • 4th line: F♯^{\sharp} (♯\sharp before note)
    • 4th space: G

  3. Notation without key signature.

    Bass clef symbol on staff. Semibreves spaced evenly ascending left to right. Bar line at start/end if needed. F♯\sharp accidental applies only to that note.

    Bass staff (ascending G major scale, semibreves):GBCDEF♯\begin{align*} &\text{Bass staff (ascending G major scale, semibreves):} \\ &\rule{10cm}{0.5pt} \quad G \\ &\rule{10cm}{0.5pt} \\ &\rule{10cm}{0.5pt} \quad B \\ &\rule{10cm}{0.5pt} \quad C \\ &\rule{10cm}{0.5pt} \quad D \\ &\rule{10cm}{0.5pt} \quad E \\ &\rule{10cm}{0.5pt} \quad F^\sharp \\ \end{align*}

    Final answer
    G A B C D E F^{\sharp} G
    (semibreves, bass staff, ascending, no key sig., F♯ accidental)

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