Two versions of the same melody containing the same intervals but starting at different notes are called:
A) discords.
B) transpositions.
C) octaves.
D) semitones.

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Transpositions refer to the process of moving the entire set of notes in a melody up or down in pitch by the same interval, resulting in the melody starting on a different note but maintaining the same intervals between notes.

Two Versions of the Same Melody Containing the Same Intervals