The highlighted chords are C major (C, E, G), F major (F, A, C), G major (G, B, D), and C major (C, E, G again). Since the only chords highlighted in green are the major chords, the best answer is:
They are all major chords.
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Examine the notation. What do the highlighted chords have in common?
A triad with each note of a C Major scale is notated in treble clef, in four-four time, with no key signature. Each chord is written with quarter notes (2 measures total), and no accidentals are noted.
A triad with each note of a C Major scale is notated in treble clef, in four-four time, with no key signature. Each chord is written with quarter notes (2 measures total), and no accidentals are noted.
Chord 1: middle C, E, G. This chord is highlighted in green, as it is one of the major chords in this key.
Chord 2: D, F, A.
Chord 3: E, G, B.
Chord 4: F, A, C. This chord is highlighted in green.
Chord 5: G, B, D. This chord is highlighted in green.
Chord 6: A, C, E.
Chord 7: B, D, F.
Chord 8: C (space 3), E (space 4), G (sitting on top of staff). This chord is highlighted in green.
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They are all major chords.
They are all major chords.
They are all minor chords.
They are all minor chords.
They all contain a C.
They all contain a C.
They all contain a D.
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What kind of harmony uses only notes from the key signature?
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Responses
diminished
diminished
borrowed
borrowed
diatonic
diatonic
dominant
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Responses
diminished
diminished
borrowed
borrowed
diatonic
diatonic
dominant
The kind of harmony that uses only notes from the key signature is called:
diatonic.
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In the key of D major, what chord is represented by the Roman numeral IV?
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Responses
C minor
C minor
G major
G major
F sharp minor
F sharp minor
A major
A major
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Question
In the key of D major, what chord is represented by the Roman numeral IV?
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Responses
C minor
C minor
G major
G major
F sharp minor
F sharp minor
A major
A major
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In the key of D major, the chord represented by the Roman numeral IV is:
G major.
are all the answers are right
Let’s review the answers to your questions:
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Highlighted chords: You mentioned that the highlighted chords are C major, F major, G major, and C major (again). Your answer was "They are all major chords," which is correct.
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Harmony using only notes from the key signature: You chose "diatonic," which is correct.
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Chord represented by Roman numeral IV in D major: You answered "G major," which is correct.
All the answers provided are indeed correct. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!