Paragraph four of the given passage "music and the brain" explains that the active production in the paragraph means that option (d): "Producing music shows activity in the brain."
<h3>How does music activate the brain?</h3>
Children who learned to play instruments showed changes from those who took a more passive music appreciation lesson.
The act of actively creating music rewired the brain. Scientists were able to observe how strongly the brain responded while students produced music by placing electrodes on the students' heads.
It has been demonstrated that some of the biggest and most varied brain networks are activated by music. Additionally, learning a musical instrument provides excellent verbal and cognitive advantages.
Therefore, option (b) or (ii) the explanation of the words "active production" in paragraph four.
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Theme is the central message or insight that is revealed through a story. Anyone can find the theme just by analyzing the characters' actions and the consequences of their actions. For example, If a character's actions help him or her reach her goals, then that action may be viewed more positively by the reader. In the short story "Rules of the Game" by Amy Tan, Lindo Jong works very hard to impart daily lessons that will ]help her success to her daughter. The actions she used to encourage her daughter is to try to succeed by mastering the art of "invisible strength". Finally based on the characters' actions and the results of their consequences, I believe that the theme is that true strength is calm, patient, and strategic.
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<em><u>it's A</u></em> because D seems quite way too direct and not very freindly in a sense..
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