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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for both physical and mental health. Regular exercise can improve cardiovascular health, reduce stress and anxiety, boost mood, and enhance cognitive function. Staying physically active for at least 30 minutes each day is recommended for significant health benefits.
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Speech choir
Speech choir or choral speaking has a hallowed and proud tradition.
The first plays put on by Greeks featuring choruses of speakers.
Today, speech choir is a popular teaching tool,
as well as a performing art in itself.
Speech choir operates like a music choir minus the music.
Instead of singing, speech choirs perform spoken-word pieces.
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Conventional Speech Choir
- also called “traditional”.
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B. Theatrical Speech Choir
- also called “dynamic”.
The reverse of the conventional speech choir.
Sining at Agham ng Pagsusulit Pangwika
Kahulugan, Kahalagahan, Katangian, Iba't ibang Uri atKalipunan ng mga Halimbawa ng iba't ibang Pagsusulit PAngwika
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Speech choir or choral speaking has a hallowed and proud tradition.
The first plays put on by Greeks featuring choruses of speakers.
Today, speech choir is a popular teaching tool,
as well as a performing art in itself.
Speech choir operates like a music choir minus the music.
Instead of singing, speech choirs perform spoken-word pieces.
It is a powerful art that is experiencing a revival.
Conventional Speech Choir
- also called “traditional”.
Has no use of costumes, nor props, nor choreography the choir simply speaks or reads a literary piece.
B. Theatrical Speech Choir
- also called “dynamic”.
The reverse of the conventional speech choir.
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