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Which type of music made use of unusual yet basic scales called church modes? A motet B secular music C estampie D gregorian chant
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Which type of music made use of unusual yet basic scales called church modes?

A motet
B secular music
C estampie
D gregorian chant

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The correct answer is D. Gregorian chant
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estampie

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