Question

1. part a what is the main idea of the passage? a. yoga helps you in many ways. b. the world is a better place because of yoga. c. yoga helps your back get strong and flexible. d. it is important to say

amaste\ in yoga classes. part b which sentence from the passage best shows the main idea? a. yoga is a complete mind - body workout. b. different yoga poses help different parts of your body. c. most people who practice yoga find that it boosts their mood. d. there are several different types of yoga out there. 32. how much time does the author say you need to do yoga in order to reap its benefits? a. 20 minutes every day b. 30 minutes every day c. 30 minutes a few times a week d. 20 minutes a few times a week 33. what detail from the passage shows what the greeting namaste means? a. \i bow to you.\ b. i encourage you to give it a try. c. \... yoga is good for you.\ d. \one size does not fit all.\ 34. according to the passage, how does yoga help you think better? a. it makes your brain flexible. b. it makes you more relaxed. c. it slows down your heart rate. d. it sends more blood to the brain.

Explanation:

1. Part A: The passage likely emphasizes multiple - benefits of yoga, making A the best choice. Part B: A statement about yoga being a complete mind - body workout best represents the overall idea.
2. Without the passage, assume common knowledge that a few times a week for 30 minutes is a typical recommendation for yoga benefits.
3. "I bow to you" is the common meaning of "namaste".
4. Yoga helps in thinking better by making one more relaxed.

Answer:

1. Part A: A. Yoga helps you in many ways.

Part B: A. Yoga is a complete mind - body workout.

1. C. 30 minutes a few times a week
2. A. "I bow to you."
3. B. It makes you more relaxed.