7. Coffee: 1 .................................. 1. The custom of drinking coffee started in the 1500s. Around that time, cafés began to open in places like Egypt and Ethiopia, though coffee was banned before that. Later, coffee made its way to Italy and spread throughout Europe. The Dutch even introduced coffee to Asia. Over time, drinking coffee became a common habit in many parts of the world, bringing people together in new ways.

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7. Coffee: 2 .................................. 2. Europe is known as the biggest coffee-drinking region. In the 18th century, writers, philosophers, and politicians used coffee as a way to stay alert during intense discussions or meetings. Coffeehouses became popular meeting spots where people shared ideas and debated important topics. These places helped encourage the exchange of intellectual thoughts and played a key role in business and social life at the time.

coffee encourages the art of communication

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7. Coffee: 3 .................................. 3. Today, many people drink coffee in the morning to wake up, or in the evening to socialize after work. Coffeehouses are everywhere, offering places to chat and relax. Coffee has grown into a global business, with coffee machines even sold for private homes. Famous global brands have become well-known for their coffee, using strong branding and marketing strategies to attract millions of coffee lovers worldwide.

A habit that has become a big business

The custom of coffee drinking began

coffee encourages the art of communication

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7. Coffee: 4 .................................. 4. Europe consumes 90% of the world's coffee production, making it the largest market. Countries like Egypt and Ethiopia rely heavily on exporting coffee to support their economies. However, there is an issue of inequality: workers in coffee-producing countries often face poor working and living conditions. While coffee brings in money for these nations, the people producing it don't always receive fair pay for their hard work

The problem in a coffee economy

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7. Coffee: 5 .................................. 5. To address these inequalities, certification programs for agricultural products were introduced. If coffee meets certain certification standards, it can be sold at a fair price, preventing it from being sold too cheaply. However, critics argue that only about 5% of coffee gets certified. Many small coffee producers are too poor to afford the certification fees, which keeps them even further behind in the global market.

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The custom of coffee drinking began

coffee encourages the art of communication

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7. Coffee: 6 .................................. 6. Coffee has several benefits. It contains antioxidants, which can help prevent diseases. However, there are also some risks. It is not recommended to drink coffee with added flavors or sweeteners because these can be harmful to your health. If you drink pure black coffee, it's usually fine. Just remember to avoid adding too many unhealthy ingredients to your cup of coffee to stay on the safe

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7. Coffee: 7 .................................. 7. According to legend, a man in an old country once visited another land where he saw a bird eating coffee beans. The bird became much more active than usual. Curious, the man decided to try the beans himself. After eating them, he felt more energetic and awake. This was how he discovered the amazing effects of coffee, which eventually became known to the rest of the world.

The health risks versus health benefits debate

A habit that has become a big business

The problem in a coffee economy

A remedy of unjust revenue distribution

8.The benefits of learning instruments (Music) 1. Research indicates that children who play an instrument experience various positive effects. They become more engaged in school, leading to improved academic performance, especially in comprehension and math. Learning to play music also enhances their fine and gross motor skills and coordination. It can positively impact mental health and well-being and help with memory and social interactions. Moreover, playing an instrument fosters a sense of accomplishment, boosts confidence, and allows for self-expression in children. These benefits make learning music a wonderful experience for your child.

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A creative outlet of expressing emotions

8.The benefits of learning instruments (Music) 2. Learning and playing music has been linked to enhanced memory function. Memorizing sheet music, chords, and melodies exercises the brain, improving memory and cognitive abilities. The process of learning new pieces and practicing them regularly helps strengthen neural connections, leading to improved memory retention and recall in other areas of life as well.

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8.The benefits of learning instruments (Music) 3. Playing an instrument isn't only good for your brain, it's also a fantastic opportunity to connect with other like-minded individuals. Joining a band, orchestra, or music group allows musicians to collaborate, share experiences, and develop friendships. Music also has a universal language, making it easier to communicate and connect with people from diverse backgrounds and cultures.

A great opportunity to broaden your social circle

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8.The benefits of learning instruments (Music) 4. Unless you're an out-of-this-world child prodigy, learning to play an instrument isn't a skill you can master overnight. Learning music takes time and effort, and helps children understand that if they want to be good at something, they'll need to put in the hours and organize their time effectively. This disciplined approach fosters a strong work ethic, patience, and perseverance that can be applied to other areas of life.

A way to learn discipline and importance of routine

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8.The benefits of learning instruments (Music) 5. Music serves as a channel for individuals to express themselves and communicate in special ways. When kids learn to play an instrument, they can explore their inner world and share thoughts uniquely, even when they struggle to do so verbally. Additionally, playing music can be a form of stress relief. The act of playing an instrument requires concentration and focus, which can help children relax and unwind. It can also provide a healthy way to channel their emotions and energy.

A creative outlet of expressing emotions

A physically demanding activity

A great opportunity to broaden your social circle

A way to learn discipline and importance of routine

8.The benefits of learning instruments (Music) 6. Being a musician in a five-minute song requires physical and mental involvement, but emotional connection is even more crucial. It's not just about the music's mood but also our own feelings. Music develops focus, which helps in life. Research shows that music education improves emotional intelligence, understanding our emotions and others'. Musicians learn to listen and cooperate with others, being attentive and adaptable. This fosters better appreciation of others' emotions and viewpoints.

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A way to learn discipline and importance of routine

A creative outlet of expressing emotions

8.The benefits of learning instruments (Music) 7. Playing a musical instrument has been shown to help mental health by reducing stress, anxiety and depression. It requires all of your attention allowing you an escape from day-to-day stresses and creates a feeling of mindfulness and calm. Music releases dopamine, the feel-good chemical in the brain, so playing an instrument makes people happy! Factor in the sense of achievement you'll feel when you learn a new note or master a piece and you'll never have felt better.

Enhance sensitivity other's feeling

A great opportunity to broaden your social circle

A way to learn discipline and importance of routine

A creative outlet of expressing emotions