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Within the belief system of t'ai chi, what is the best definition of disease?
 A) too much chi
  B) collection of chi around the heart
  C) obstructed flow of chi
  D) unobstructed flow of chi
  E) pooling of chi in the feet

Question 2

T'ai chi is derived from ____.
 A) a form of self-defense
  B) a type of intricate dance
  C) a system of intellectual betterment
  D) a method of health care
  E) a model of keeping flexible



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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