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1.(1 pt) explain whether the music is major or minor.
2.(1 pt) harmonic.
3. (1 pt) cadence
4. (1 pt) harmony; a chord
5.(1 pt) phrase.
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I want to be a diabetic eduactor or nurse. I am a type one diabetic (not caused by diet and is autoimmune) and have always wanted to help people. It sounds selfish, but when I help I feel better bout what I am doing and who I am. Not only this but when I was diagnosed, the diabetic educators were sooo helpful. There was one especially, who had the same thing that I did, that took me to the side and explained it to me. She told me what my body was going through and how I could help it. It was really helpful, and I want to be that person for someone else.
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To make someone or something different
Explanation:
The term change is to make someone or something different
Answer:
The same tune (melody) is played twice.
Explanation:
This is the statement that best describes the two phrases of this excerpt. In this excerpt, we learn that the same melody is played twice. A melody (or a tune) is a linear succession of musical tones that the listener is able to perceive as a single entity. A melody combines both pitch and rhythm, but can also include other elements such as tonal color.
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Mayan sculptors preferred to work with limestone. However, they also worked with trachyte, sandstone, wood, and clay. Royalty were first class, then came the priests in 2nd class, then the merchants and artists were 3rd class, finally came peasants, slaves, and farmers in the lowest level.
Explanation:
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