Sorry. Piano help. forgot some info on last one.?

Question:for 4-7 the piano pictured has starts from left to right where it looks like is the beginning of the piano (i think) and has two black keys then three black keys. and this happens 3 times. so there are 3 sets of 2 black keys and 3 sets of 3 black keys. starting from left to right. THANK YOU!

i forgot to say that at the beginning of my last question.

4. The lowest note on the pictured keyboard is:
a. A
b. B
c. C
d. D#

5. The highest note on the pictured keyboard is:
a. C
b. Cb
c. A
d. D
e. none of the above

6. The lowest BLACK key on the keyboard pictured is:
a. Db
b. Cb
c. Eb
d. G#

7. The highest BLACK key on the pictured keyboard is
a. B#
b. Ab
c. A#
d. Cb
e. C
f. none of the above

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: for 4-7 the piano pictured has starts from left to right where it looks like is the beginning of the piano (i think) and has two black keys then three black keys. and this happens 3 times. so there are 3 sets of 2 black keys and 3 sets of 3 black keys. starting from left to right. THANK YOU!

i forgot to say that at the beginning of my last question.

4. The lowest note on the pictured keyboard is:
a. A
b. B
c. C
d. D#

5. The highest note on the pictured keyboard is:
a. C
b. Cb
c. A
d. D
e. none of the above

6. The lowest BLACK key on the keyboard pictured is:
a. Db
b. Cb
c. Eb
d. G#

7. The highest BLACK key on the pictured keyboard is
a. B#
b. Ab
c. A#
d. Cb
e. C
f. none of the above

where's the picture?

but without the picture I'm assuming it's starting and ending on c so 4 c (c) 5 a (c) 6 a (db) 7 c (a#)

Are you serious? This sounds like cheating. It really isn't that difficult to learn...

http://www.musictheory.halifax.ns.ca/3ke...
This site labels the keys. # go a half-step up, b go a half-step down. Enharmonics are essentially 2 names for the same key. C# = Db

Good Luck. and seriously- just learn it instead of asking people for answers. It will make it much easier in the long run.