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A sequence of tones arranged in rising pitches

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Scale
Monophonic
Interval
Major Scale
Virtuoso​

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Answer:

A. Scale

Step-by-step explanation:

A scale is just that: a sequence of notes that go up, like C D E F G A B C.

Why not B: Monophonic is a term to describe a style of music in which only one melody is used, like Gregorian chant.

Why not C: An interval is the distance between two notes.

Why not D: A major scale is too specific! This question doesn't ask anything that specifies a major scale (which by the way is made up of not just rising tones, but specific half and whole steps).

Why not E: This is a term for a really good musician, not a sequence of tones.

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