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Fresh Grad Lands Job as Real Estate Agent With Help from Professional Writers

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Manush’s story shows the importance of using powerful keywords to his resume in landing the job he wanted.

CH 08 Review Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  unison, fifth, octave
B  third, fifth, octave
C  unison, third, fifth
D  third, fifth, sixth
Question #2
A  second
B  unison
C  third
D  sixth
Question #3
A  m2, m6
B  M7 and P5
C  M2, P4
D  M3 and P8
Question #4
A  augmented or diminished intervals, seconds, sevenths
B  augmented or diminished intervals, sixths, sevenths
C  augmented or diminished intervals, thirds, fourths
D  augmented or diminished intervals, seconds, fourths
Question #5
A  nine.
B  four.
C  seven.
D  eight.
Question #6
A  become minor.
B  become augmented.
C  remain perfect.
D  become major.
Question #7
A  become augmented.
B  become major.
C  become minor.
D  remain perfect.
Question #8
A  become minor.
B  become major.
C  become augmented.
D  remain perfect.
Question #9
A  found between two successive pitches.
B  always a fifth or a fourth.
C  found between two simultaneous pitches.
D  found only in melodic minor scales.
Question #10
A  3
B  2
C  0
D  1
Question #11
A  4
B  5
C  7
D  6
Question #12
A  4
B  2
C  1
D  3
Question #13
A  0
B  1
C  3
D  2
Question #14
A  found only in harmonic minor scales.
B  found between two successive pitches.
C  found between two simultaneous pitches.
D  always a fifth or a fourth.
Question #15
A  cannot be counted from pitch names alone.
B  describes subdivisions in compound meter.
C  is used to count rhythm.
D  measures the distance between two pitches.
Question #16
A  a melodic interval only.
B  the same pitch occurring in multiple parts.
C  not a type of interval.
D  a harmonic interval only.
Question #17
A  diminished.
B  major.
C  augmented.
D  minor.
Question #18
A  diminished.
B  minor.
C  major.
D  augmented.
Question #19
A  is found only in compound meter.
B  spans more than an octave.
C  is enharmonic with a simple interval.
D  cannot be diminished or augmented.