We are told in the passage that judo was invented by a Japanese policeman
was designed to fight bullying in Japanese schools
was developed outside China and Japan
was never popular with many martial artists
is the only martial art practised by women
We can conclude from the information given in the passage that to be successful at judo, one must be bullied by someone much stronger
be physically stronger than an opponent
be skilled in the techniques of the sport
have a lot of tension to release
be very tall and heavy
We can infer from the passage that judo produces self-confidence because in judo one can enter international tournaments throughout the year
the philosophy prepares one to feel strong enough to overpower anyone
it is possible for one to beat an opponent who is physically stronger
it is quite easy to apply the techniques one has learnt
one grows very big physically because of the practice
71 THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ARTS FAMOUS STEPS More money is spent on art in Philadelphia than in any other American city. In fact, about one percent of the total city budget is spent on art. Philadelphia's art museum houses an unparalleled collection from the Middle Ages onward. It has exhibits from all over the world and has a superb collection from the Orient. It is a palatial structure set in the middle of beautiful Fairmourit Park. The museum is the city's number one tourist attraction and you would be forgiven for thinking that this has something to do with its collection of 500,000 paintings. However, the museum's popularity has more to do with another form of art, namely, film. During the film "Rocky", the hero - played by Sylvester Stallone - runs up the front steps of the building while he is training for a fight. Tourists arrive in bus loads, but many don't even bother to enter the structure. They come merely for a glimpse of the scene from this Academy Award-winning film.
