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The British Association of Barbershop Singers, BABS, is a charitable organisation with music education as its goal. Registered Charity Number: 1080930
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General Knowledge

This is the General Knowledge Questionnaire, similar to the one given to all applicants to the Guild.

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Question 1: The B level scoring range is
Question 2: The application of a zero score to a song means that forfeiture has been applied. If a judge does not intend to forfeit the performance, some positive score must be given.
Question 3: The C level scoring range is
Question 4: A good term to use for C level performances is mediocre.
Question 5: Only the Singing judges consider whether the performance is in tune or not
Question 6: A song is nothing more than a vehicle used by performers to show off their skills on stage and gain applause and/or medals in contest.
Question 7: It is the primary function of the Guild of Judges to
Question 8: All judges adjudicate the non-singing time
Question 9: The D level score is discouraging and should not be used
Question 10: Only the Music judges consider whether the harmony is mostly four parts