1. What is the quality of the triad if the bottom third is minor and the top third is major?

A) Major
B) Minor
C) Augmented
D) Diminished

2. Which part of the triad is in the lowest voices?

A) Root
B) Third
C) Fifth
D) Seventh

3. In a major key, which quality is the triad built on scale degree 5?

A) Major
B) Minor
C) Augmented
D) Diminished

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1. To determine the quality of a triad with a minor bottom third and a major top third, you need to know about the different types of triads. A triad consists of three notes: the root, the third, and the fifth. The quality of a triad is determined by the relationship between these notes.

In this case, the bottom third is minor, which means the distance between the root and the third is a minor third. The top third is major, which means the distance between the root and the fifth is a major third.

To find the quality of the triad, we compare the intervals to the diatonic triads in major keys. The only diatonic triad with a minor third and a major fifth is the diminished triad. So, the answer to the first question is:

A) Major

2. The lowest voices in a triad can vary, but traditionally the root is in the lowest voices. The root is the lowest note of the triad and serves as its foundation. So, the answer to the second question is:

A) Root

3. To determine the quality of a triad built on scale degree 5 in a major key, you need to understand the diatonic triads in major keys.

In a major key, each scale degree corresponds to a diatonic triad. The triads built on scale degrees 1, 4, and 5 are major triads. The triads built on scale degrees 2, 3, and 6 are minor triads. The triad built on scale degree 7 is a diminished triad.

Since we are interested in the triad built on scale degree 5, the answer to the third question is:

A) Major

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