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I can see the fourth staff with a bass clef. The notes are positioned as follows from left to right:

1. First note: in the first space (between the bottom two lines)
2. Second note: on the second line
3. Third note: in the second space
4. Fourth note: on the third line
5. Fifth note: in the third space

Now I need to recall the standard note names for each position on the treble and bass clefs to complete this task.

For the treble clef (G clef), the lines from bottom to top are: E, G, B, D, F (remembered by "Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge"). The spaces from bottom to top are: F, A, C, E (spells "FACE").

For the bass clef (F clef), the lines from bottom to top are: G, B, D, F, A (remembered by "Good Boys Do Fine Always"). The spaces from bottom to top are: A, C, E, G (remembered by "All Cows Eat Grass").

Let me now provide the complete solution for all four staves.

Solution:

First Staff (Treble Clef):
- Note 1: On the first line = E
- Note 2: In the first space = F
- Note 3: On the second line = G
- Note 4: In the second space = A
- Note 5: On the third line = B

Second Staff (Treble Clef):
- Note 1: In the first space = F
- Note 2: On the second line = G
- Note 3: In the second space = A
- Note 4: On the third line = B
- Note 5: In the third space = C

Third Staff (Bass Clef):
- Note 1: On the first line = G
- Note 2: In the first space = A
- Note 3: On the second line = B
- Note 4: In the second space = C
- Note 5: On the third line = D

Fourth Staff (Bass Clef):
- Note 1: In the first space = A
- Note 2: On the second line = B
- Note 3: In the second space = C
- Note 4: On the third line = D
- Note 5: In the third space = E

Therefore, the completed worksheet should have the following answers:

First Staff: E, F, G, A, B
Second Staff: F, G, A, B, C
Third Staff: G, A, B, C, D
Fourth Staff: A, B, C, D, E