Multiple Choice Which of the following shows a note in bass clef with ledger lines? (1 point) Responses Image with alt text: A note is two ledger lines below the staff in treble clef, including the ledger line through the note. Image with alt text: A quarter note on E5 (space 4 of the staff) in treble clef. Image with alt text:

To determine which option shows a note in bass clef with ledger lines, you will need to identify an image of a note situated in the bass clef staff that extends above or below the standard five lines of the staff. Since you've provided a description of images, it's crucial to identify whether any of those notes are in the bass clef and make sure they involve ledger lines (notes positioned outside the range of the staff).

From your description:

- The first image is a note two ledger lines below the staff in treble clef.
- The second image is a quarter note on E5 in treble clef.

Neither of these options features a note in bass clef. If there are any other images or descriptions not mentioned that potentially show a note in the bass clef with ledger lines, those may be the correct answer.

Without seeing all the options, I can't provide a definitive answer. Could you please provide a full list of options or clarify further?