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krzymel

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Which Puccini opera has the most characteristics of verismo?
 
  A) Tosca
  B) La Bohme
  C) Madama Butterfly
  D) Manon Lescaut

Question 2

During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, when composers wanted to write a work that conveyed an upbeat, happy message, they generally used
 
  A) minor mode
 
  B) free tonality
 
  C) major mode
 
  D) a new method
 
  E) church modes



alexanderhamilton

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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