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Jun Do's perception of relationships highlights the misery in the world around him. He tells himself stories to account for his undeserved suffering, giving the senseless pain he feels a logical source. The denial of his orphanhood is ultimately a rejection of the needless anguish caused by a ruthless state.
The theme is to enjoy the simple things in life such as the stars and each other. The poem shows that the characters should be doing something else but they prefer to stay under the stars enjoying them
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B. improved the sport of gymnastics
D. thought gymnastics could help German youth
E. invented the balance beam, rings, and vault
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all the choices relates to this passage of the reading...
<em>He thought that the </em><u><em>young people of Germany could be encouraged and built up through gymnastics</em></u><em>. In the early nineteenth century, Jahn </em><u><em>created the first gymnastics club</em></u><em>. It helped make the sport popular throughout Germany and later the world. Jahn </em><u><em>developed the balance beam, the horizontal bar, the parallel bars, the rings, and the vault.</em></u><em> Much of what we see in twenty-first century gymnastics equipment can be traced back to Jahn.</em>
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The way an author looks at a topic or the concepts being described is referred to as the author's viewpoint. The substance and language used to display the data are referred to as viewpoint. The author's point of view, ideas, theories, assumptions, and possible bias are all deciphered by thoughtful readers.
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