Read the text about the lion dance in Japan and complete the table with the information from the text. The lion dance is called shishi-mai in Japanese. People perform it during New Year celebrations. Shishi-mai groups also perform at other important occasions such as business openings and weddings. Most forms of shishi-mai have one or more people performing the dance. The performers are excellent at acrobatics. One person controls the lions head and the other moves the lions body. The lion dances to the sounds of flutes and drums. The drummers and flute players often follow the lion around, but they do not dance with it. The Japanese perform shishi-maito chase away bad spirits and to bring good luck.

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`1` `:` Japanese name `:` Shishi`-`mai

`2` `:` Occasions `:` New Year celebration `:` Vào dịp năm mới 

`3` `:` Skills `:` controls the lion's head and moves the lion's body `:` điều khiển đầu và di chuyển thân của sư tử

`4` `:` Musical instruments `:` Flutes and drum `:` Sáo và trống 

`5` `:` Purposes `:` To chase away bad spirit `:` Xua đuổi những thứ xấu xa 

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`(1)` `:` Line `1` 

`(2)` `:` Line `2` 

`(3)` `:` Line `8` and `9` 

`(4)` `:` Line `10` and `11` 

`(5)` `:` Line `15` 

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            The lion dance is called shishi-mai in Japanese. People perform it during New Year celebrations. Shishi-mai groups also perform at other important occasions such as business openings and weddings. Most forms of shishi-mai have one or more people performing the dance. The performers are excellent at acrobatics. One person controls the lions head and the other moves the lions body. The lion dances to the sounds of flutes and drums. The drummers and flute players often follow the lion around, but they do not dance with it. The Japanese perform shishi-maito chase away bad spirits and to bring good luck.