Modulating chord-progressions & improvisation:
Find the root and order of the chords in the exercise, playing rootnote, other chord tones
( third , fifth, etc ) or use a scale.
Focus on the bas, it’s often playing the root.
Play phrases that defines the chords and modulations in the exercise.
Use chord tones or scales.
Listen to the chords while you are improvising.
See the chords used in the bottom of the page
Modulations: Major third up or down.
C instrument (demo)
Answer:
Modulations:
Tonic 1. step
Subdominant-parallel - in new key: 2. step
Dominant - in new key: 5. step
Tonic - in new key: 1. step
Subdominant-parallel - in old key: 2. step
Dominant - in old key: 5. step
All chords are notated as tetrads, but can be extended ( 9th, 11th , etc )
All modulations are using the 2-5-1 cadence.
The first scale fits bar 1 & 4 - the lower scale fits the modulation in bar 2 & 3
English (UK) 
Dansk