Beneath each of the following melodies, write the type of scale or mode that is used. Following your answer, write the names of the notes that form the scale or mode. (For example, if the mode were C Ionian, you would write C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C.) In each melody, you may consider the last note to be the “tonic.”

In Just What Is It That Makes Today's Homes So Different, So Appealing?, why does Richard Hamilton position a canned ham in front of the nearly nude stripper?

a. The can mimics the stripper's curves. b. The placement is a chance occurrence. c. Like the ham, the stripper, he wanted to claim, is not quite "real." d. Both, he wanted to show, are consumable flesh—"meat."

Josquin des Prez was

a. unknown in his day. b. an international celebrity in his time. c. born a nobleman in southern France. d. also a noted painter and sculptor.