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futuristic

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The second theme of the exposition
 
  a. overtakes the primary theme in the development section.
  b. is always in a minor mode.
  c. tends to use the dotted rhythms of the French overture.
  d. returns in the recapitulation, but in the tonic key.

Question 2

The formal parts of sonata form are
 
  a. exposition, development, recapitulation, and coda.
  b. exposition, reposition, development, and da capo.
  c. theme, exposition, analysis, and development.
  d. theme, episode, restatement, and finale.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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