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Looking at the sheet music for “Home On The Range,” we are asked to identify the chord symbols above each measure. These are written in boxes above the staff.

Let’s go line by line:

First line (measures 1–4):
- Measure 1: No chord symbol — labeled “N.C.” meaning “No Chord”
- Measure 2: [C]
- Measure 3: [E]
- Measure 4: [F]

Second line (measures 5–8):
- Measure 5: [F]
- Measure 6: [F]
- Measure 7: [E]
- Measure 8: [G]

Third line (measures 9–12):
- Measure 9: [D7]
- Measure 10: [G7]
- Measure 11: [C]
- Measure 12: [G]

Fourth line (measures 13–16):
- Measure 13: [C]
- Measure 14: [F]
- Measure 15: [F]
- Measure 16: [F]

So, listing all chord symbols in order from left to right, top to bottom:

N.C., C, E, F, F, F, E, G, D7, G7, C, G, C, F, F, F

But since “N.C.” means no chord, and the question likely wants only the actual chord names, we can list them as:

C, E, F, F, F, E, G, D7, G7, C, G, C, F, F, F

Wait — let’s double-check the image carefully.

Actually, looking again:

Line 1:
- Measure 1: N.C.
- Measure 2: C
- Measure 3: E
- Measure 4: F

Line 2:
- Measure 5: F
- Measure 6: F
- Measure 7: E
- Measure 8: G

Line 3:
- Measure 9: D7
- Measure 10: G7
- Measure 11: C
- Measure 12: G

Line 4:
- Measure 13: C
- Measure 14: F
- Measure 15: F
- Measure 16: F

So the full sequence of chord symbols (including N.C.) is:

N.C., C, E, F, F, F, E, G, D7, G7, C, G, C, F, F, F

But if the task is to list the chords that are played (excluding N.C.), then it would be:

C, E, F, F, F, E, G, D7, G7, C, G, C, F, F, F

However, since the original question doesn’t specify whether to include “N.C.” or not, and in musical analysis we often list what’s written, I’ll include it as part of the sequence.

But wait — perhaps the user just wants the chord names listed in order? Let me re-read the prompt.

The user says: “Solve the problem accurately.” But there’s no explicit question stated — only an image of sheet music with chord symbols.

Given context, this is likely a music theory exercise asking to identify or list the chord progression.

Since no specific question is given, but the image shows chord symbols above measures, the most reasonable interpretation is to list the chord symbols in order as they appear.

Final list:

Measure 1: N.C.
Measure 2: C
Measure 3: E
Measure 4: F
Measure 5: F
Measure 6: F
Measure 7: E
Measure 8: G
Measure 9: D7
Measure 10: G7
Measure 11: C
Measure 12: G
Measure 13: C
Measure 14: F
Measure 15: F
Measure 16: F

So the chord progression is:

N.C., C, E, F, F, F, E, G, D7, G7, C, G, C, F, F, F

But to present it cleanly without measure numbers:

C, E, F, F, F, E, G, D7, G7, C, G, C, F, F, F — excluding N.C.

Actually, let’s check standard practice. In many worksheets, “N.C.” is included in the progression listing.

I think the safest answer is to list all chord symbols as written, including N.C.

But since the user didn’t specify, and to match common homework expectations, I’ll list the chords that are actually played — so skip N.C.

Final decision: List the chord names in order, omitting “N.C.” because it means no chord is played.

So: C, E, F, F, F, E, G, D7, G7, C, G, C, F, F, F

Wait — count the measures: 16 measures total.

With N.C. in measure 1, then 15 chords? No:

Measures 1 to 16:

1: N.C.
2: C
3: E
4: F
5: F
6: F
7: E
8: G
9: D7
10: G7
11: C
12: G
13: C
14: F
15: F
16: F

That’s 16 entries. If we exclude N.C., we have 15 chords.

But in the image, measure 1 has “N.C.” and no chord box, while others have chord boxes.

Perhaps the task is to write down the chord for each measure where one is indicated.

I think for clarity, I’ll list all 16, including N.C.

But let’s see the very first thing: the title is “Home On The Range” and it’s labeled “Refrain 4” — probably from a textbook.

In many such exercises, students are asked to circle or write the chord symbols.

Since no instruction is given, I’ll assume the task is to list the chord symbols in order as they appear above the measures.

So final answer should be the sequence:

N.C., C, E, F, F, F, E, G, D7, G7, C, G, C, F, F, F

But to make it clean, I’ll write it as a list.

Alternatively, perhaps the user wants the chords for a specific section? But no.

Another thought: maybe the task is to identify the key or something else? But the image clearly shows chord symbols, so likely just to read them.

I think I’m overcomplicating. The simplest interpretation: list the chord symbols above each measure in order.

So:

Measure 1: N.C.
Measure 2: C
Measure 3: E
Measure 4: F
Measure 5: F
Measure 6: F
Measure 7: E
Measure 8: G
Measure 9: D7
Measure 10: G7
Measure 11: C
Measure 12: G
Measure 13: C
Measure 14: F
Measure 15: F
Measure 16: F

As a single sequence: N.C., C, E, F, F, F, E, G, D7, G7, C, G, C, F, F, F

But since “N.C.” isn't a chord, and the question might expect only chord names, I'll provide both options mentally, but for final answer, I'll go with the chord names excluding N.C., as that's more useful for playing.

Let me count how many chord boxes there are: in the image, measure 1 has no box, measures 2-16 have boxes except possibly some? Let's visualize:

From the image description:

First system: measures 1-4: N.C. (no box), then C, E, F — so three chords.

Second system: F, F, E, G — four chords.

Third system: D7, G7, C, G — four chords.

Fourth system: C, F, F, F — four chords.

Total chords: 3+4+4+4 = 15 chords.

Plus measure 1: N.C.

So 16 measures, 15 chords played.

For the final answer, I think listing the 15 chord names is appropriate.

So: C, E, F, F, F, E, G, D7, G7, C, G, C, F, F, F

Yes.

To confirm, let's write them in order:

1. C (m2)
2. E (m3)
3. F (m4)
4. F (m5)
5. F (m6)
6. E (m7)
7. G (m8)
8. D7 (m9)
9. G7 (m10)
10. C (m11)
11. G (m12)
12. C (m13)
13. F (m14)
14. F (m15)
15. F (m16)

Perfect.

Final Answer: C, E, F, F, F, E, G, D7, G7, C, G, C, F, F, F