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AP Music Theory/Unit 3 – Triads and Seventh Chords
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Uniqueness of the Diatonic Dominant Seventh
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In the context of diatonic seventh chords in a major key, why is the chord built on the fifth scale degree unique compared to the other scale degrees?

A

It’s the exclusive augmented major seventh chord, featuring an augmented triad base

B

It’s the only minor-major seventh chord, combining a minor triad with a major seventh

C

It’s the sole fully diminished seventh chord, comprising all minor thirds

D

It’s the only dominant seventh chord, containing a major triad and a minor seventh

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