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Nutka1998 [239]
1 year ago
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Passage- Music and the Brain

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12345 [234]1 year ago
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The Paragraph 4 refine the central idea of this passage by option It provides evidence that electrodes can effectively measure the brain's response to music.

<h3>How does music affect the brain?</h3>

The most significant thought that the author wishes to convey to the reader is the key theme of a passage or story. It is possible to state the main notion immediately. The main notion is stated by the author.

The core concept is the central theme of something. A literary passage usually contains the main ideas. An informational text contains major concepts. The lesson or message that the author wishes to convey via their work is known as the theme.

Therefore, Music gives the brain a complete workout. According to studies, listening to music can enhance memory, mood, sleep quality, and mental clarity while lowering anxiety, blood pressure, and discomfort.

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