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gyYmnaSsiumS. It wasS here that Young males in their teenage Years Were taught music。 DhiIOSODhY, 4fGd gymnastcs. They perfected their bodies and built up their endurance under the watchful eyes of their physical trainers. During the sixth century there was an Ki ) in the number of gymnasiums constructed, making this type of education more widely available. Due to the success of this system of instruction, a class for younger boys was added at the Olympic Games in 632 BC. Beginning in about 582 B.C., boys were allowed to compete in the Pythian Games, another great athleic festival of ancient Greece. These boys were roughly

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There are several types of body ]anguage. With gestures, we use our arms and hands to show moods, ask questions。and share information. Our faces are very expressive, With more than 90 muscles working to send messages of surprise。 happiness, anger, and so on. There is also kinesic communication、 which refers to messages conveyed by body positioning. For example, a slumped position shows sadness wc ーーーーーユーー一杉一一 ーーュー 00:23 01:23 Lesson 6 Communication without Words 2 4 日 >

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arms, tone of voice, and physical distance っ 3 な eaning # mn paragraph 2, the phrase “with more than 90 muscles working … i8 closest in meantng to more than 90 muscles are working … a. and thereforeu を5 シ pb.ag で> ce. when っ 5 Im paragraph 2, the word “slumped" means"、 _a_bending b.jying c. standing / wa 6 According to paragraph 3, what does shaking one's head mean in Bulgaria? _a Tdont know” b. No.” ws c. "Yes.”

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