Music 101 Chapter 7. Minor Scales and Keys
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A relative major scale begins
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[removed]a. three half steps up from the tonic of the relative minor.
[removed]b. six half steps up from the tonic of the relative minor.
[removed]c. six half steps down from the tonic of the relative minor.
[removed]d. three half steps down from the tonic of the relative minor.
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The correct answer is: three half steps up from the tonic of the relative minor.
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An augmented second is
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[removed]a. present in the natural minor scale.
[removed]b. equal to four half steps.
[removed]c. unique to major scales.
[removed]d. written as A2.
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The correct answer is: written as A2.
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