Use the correct word given to fit each gap. DANCING IS GOOD FOR YOU In recent decades, in both theatre and cinema, dance shows have become increasingly popular. Meanwhile, the British Amateur Dance sport Association estimates that there are now four million people (1)_____ in dancing activities in the country every week. But the popularity of dancing is by no means a recent phenomenon. Since the dawn of civilization, dance has been an important part of life, and dance (2)_____ struggle to identify the first evidence of dance as it has always been an intrinsic part of human(3)_____. The earliest recorded dances, discovered in the 9,000-year0 old Bhimbetka rock paintings in India, were used to tell stories and celebrate (4)_____ events, whilst also serving as a way of passing on information to future generations. But why has dance, something which can make someone look utterly (5)_____ if done wrong, always seems to be natural to our DNA? Experts argue that its psychological and physiological benefits are the cause. (6)_____ studies have discovered that dancing is not only an (7)_____ form of non-verbal communication, but is also a mood-boosting cure that can alleviate (8)_____, improve interpersonal (9)_____ and cure illnesses. Physically, dancing makes us happy because, as with any repetitive exercise, it releases endorphins. Also it’s a socializing event, (10)_____ us to be physically close to people and more emotionally connected to them. Trả lời câu hỏi dưới đây:________ (9)
Câu hỏi
Nhận biếtUse the correct word given to fit each gap.
DANCING IS GOOD FOR YOU
In recent decades, in both theatre and cinema, dance shows have become increasingly popular. Meanwhile, the British Amateur Dance sport Association estimates that there are now four million people (1)_____ in dancing activities in the country every week. But the popularity of dancing is by no means a recent phenomenon.
Since the dawn of civilization, dance has been an important part of life, and dance (2)_____ struggle to identify the first evidence of dance as it has always been an intrinsic part of human(3)_____.
The earliest recorded dances, discovered in the 9,000-year0 old Bhimbetka rock paintings in India, were used to tell stories and celebrate (4)_____ events, whilst also serving as a way of passing on information to future generations.
But why has dance, something which can make someone look utterly (5)_____ if done wrong, always seems to be natural to our DNA?
Experts argue that its psychological and physiological benefits are the cause. (6)_____ studies have discovered that dancing is not only an (7)_____ form of non-verbal communication, but is also a mood-boosting cure that can alleviate (8)_____, improve interpersonal (9)_____ and cure illnesses. Physically, dancing makes us happy because, as with any repetitive exercise, it releases endorphins. Also it’s a socializing event, (10)_____ us to be physically close to people and more emotionally connected to them.
Trả lời câu hỏi dưới đây:
________ (9)
Đáp án đúng: B
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