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A) The colour blue has also played a significant
role in cultural symbolism and mythology.
A) Collecting seashells becomes a cherished B) In Hinduism, blue is the colour of Lord Krishna,
pastime, a tangible connection to the vastness representing his divine nature and the infinite
of the ocean.
sky.
B) Seashells are fascinating treasures washed C) The colour blue continues to captivate
ashore by the rhythmic tides.
and inspire in various contexts, from art
to technology, maintaining its significance
C) As you hold a shell to your ear, the distant
echoes of crashing waves transport you to throughout history.
distant shores.
D) During the French Revolution, blue became
associated with liberty and the ideals of the
D) Exploring the shoreline, you discover an
array of shells, each with its own distinctive revolutionaries, leading to the adoption of the
character. blue, white, and red tricolour flag.
E) Research has shown that exposure to blue
E) The gentle pastels of seashells whisper of
tranquil lagoons and sun-kissed beaches. light during the day can help regulate circadian
rhythms, improve alertness, and enhance
cognitive performance.

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