Which instruction signifies repeating a passage from the sign?

Which instruction signifies repeating a passage from the sign?

• A. Dal sengo
• B. DC/ Da capo
• C. Coda
• D. Fine

Answer: (A)

Repeating from a marked place in the score is signaled by the instruction to go to the sign and continue. That exact idea is conveyed by the term Dal segno, which tells you to return to the sign and repeat from there. The option given uses a spelling variant of that same instruction, which is still understood as the instruction to go back to the sign. The other terms describe different actions: Da capo goes back to the very beginning, Coda jumps to the coda section, and Fine marks where to stop. So this choice best matches the idea of repeating from the sign.

Repeating from a marked place in the score is signaled by the instruction to go to the sign and continue. That exact idea is conveyed by the term Dal segno, which tells you to return to the sign and repeat from there. The option given uses a spelling variant of that same instruction, which is still understood as the instruction to go back to the sign. The other terms describe different actions: Da capo goes back to the very beginning, Coda jumps to the coda section, and Fine marks where to stop. So this choice best matches the idea of repeating from the sign.