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How is a 'kata' specifically defined in the context of karate?

1

A type of sparring

2

A pre-arranged pattern of movements

3

A ranking system

4

A form of meditation

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Answer

B. A pre-arranged pattern of movements

Solution:

A 'kata' is a pre-arranged pattern of movements used in karate training to practice different techniques and improve form.

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