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jeatrice

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The Romans adopted many of the same instruments as those already played by the Greeks. The tibia was their version of the Greek ________.
 
  a. kithara
  b. monochord
  c. lyre
  d. aulos

Question 2

The defining feature of ________ is that music is used to accompany stage action.
 
  A) farse
 
  B) melodrama
 
  C) pantomime
 
  D) ballad opera



mjbamaung

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

B



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