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Chords that are __________ produce a sense of calmness and stability.
 
 

a. homophonic
  b. syncopated
  c. consonant
  d. motivic
  e. all of the abov



Question 2

Which chord tends to move to the tonic at the end of musical phrases, helping create the strong effect of a cadence?
 
 

a. dominant
  b. chromatic
  c. subdominant
  d. polychord
  e. arpeggio




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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: c

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ANSWER: a




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