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In karate, what does the term 'kiai' refer to?

1

A defensive move

2

A type of punch

3

A spirited shout

4

A belt rank

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Answer

C. A spirited shout

Solution:

'Kiai' refers to a spirited shout made during a strike or technique, meant to focus energy and intimidate the opponent.

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