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Grade 12: Arts & music subject test

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1. Original capstone brief: use at most 3 paper pages, stay within 26 planning minutes, include an original artifact and a criterion-based revision note. Which proposal satisfies the supplied constraints?
2. A portfolio contains melody notation plus interval calculations, but no recorded performance or outside review. Which claim matches that evidence scope?
3. A fictional process record labels the work classroom reference permission limited to one session. Which portfolio practice preserves integrity?
4. An original paper-production plan budgets parts [4, 5, 3] minutes, within a 15-minute cap. With no overlap between parts, how much time remains for a revision check?
5. Original phrase constraints: pitches between 66 and 71 inclusive, exactly 3 notes, total 2 quarter-note beats. Which supplied phrase passes all three checks?
6. In a supplied tonal exercise, chord tones 66 and 70 occur on strong positions; intermediate pitch 68 occurs on a weak subdivision. The line [66, 68, 70] moves upward by equal 2-semitone steps. Which reading fits the stated context?
7. An original cue plan requires image and sound to start together. Image starts at second 14; sound currently starts at 15. By how many seconds must sound move earlier?
8. A reviewer sees a captioned edit plan and correct text-quiz answers, but no performance sample. Which next evaluation matches the claim “can perform this work accurately”?

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