People(1) _____canusebothof their handsequallywell arecalledambidextrous.Ambidexterity can be extremely advantageous to athletes (2) _______ sports require anequal amount of dexterity in both hands, and sometimes feet, as well.In modern times, it is more common to find people considered ambidextrous (3) ______were originally left handed, and (4) _______ learned to be ambidextrous either deliberatelyor during childhood in institutions such as schools (5) ______ right-handed habits are oftenemphasized. Also, since many everyday devices are designed to be ergonomic only forright-handedpeople, manyleft-handedpeoplechoosetousethedevicewiththerighthandforexample,can openersorscissors!.Asaresult, left-handedpeopleare muchmore li"ely to develop motor s"ills in their non-dominant hand than right-handed peoplewhoarenot sub#ectedtoleft-favoringdevices!. Ambidexterityisoftenencouragedinactivities requiring agreat deal of s"ill in both hands, suchas#uggling,swimming,percussionor"eyboardmusic, word processing,surgery,body boxing, andcombat.Ambidexterity is beneficial for artists as well. $he famous artist %ichelangelo (6) _______paintedtheceilingof the&istine'hapel wasabletosubstituteonehandfortheotherwhen one of his hands got tired. Another famous artist from the ()**s, +andseer, was ableto wor" on two completely different drawings at the same time, onewith each hand,(7)________must haveenabledhimtocompletehiswor"faster.Perhapsevenmoreextraordinarywerethes"illsof the,*th-.&. president, .ames/arfield,(8)________never failed to amaze allwho witnessed it. /arfield was notonly able to write differentthings with two hands at the same time (9) _______alone is quite a feat but he could write in /ree" with the left hand and in +atin with theright.&pea"ing of /ree", the /ree"s were aware of the great benefits of ambidexterity in bothsports and in battle. $hey even created a style of writing (10) _________ combined right toleft and left to right eye movement. In addition to being more efficient, it was believed bysome that this type of reading might help to balance the two hemispheres of the brain (11)____________some believe is necessary for true ambidexterity.People(1) _____canusebothof their handsequallywell arecalledambidextrous.Ambidexterity can be extremely advantageous to athletes (2) _______ sports require anequal amount of dexterity in both hands, and sometimes feet, as well.In modern times, it is more common to find people considered ambidextrous (3) ______were originally left handed, and (4) _______ learned to be ambidextrous either deliberatelyor during childhood in institutions such as schools (5) ______ right-handed habits are oftenemphasized. Also, since many everyday devices are designed to be ergonomic only forright-handedpeople, manyleft-handedpeoplechoosetousethedevicewiththerighthandforexample,can openersorscissors!.Asaresult, left-handedpeopleare muchmore li"ely to develop motor s"ills in their non-dominant hand than right-handed peoplewhoarenot sub#ectedtoleft-favoringdevices!. Ambidexterityisoftenencouragedinactivities requiring agreat deal of s"ill in both hands, suchas#uggling,swimming,percussionor"eyboardmusic, word processing,surgery,body boxing, andcombat.Ambidexterity is beneficial for artists as well. $he famous artist %ichelangelo (6) _______paintedtheceilingof the&istine'hapel wasabletosubstituteonehandfortheotherwhen one of his hands got tired. Another famous artist from the ()**s, +andseer, was ableto wor" on two completely different drawings at the same time, onewith each hand,(7)________must haveenabledhimtocompletehiswor"faster.Perhapsevenmoreextraordinarywerethes"illsof the,*th-.&. president, .ames/arfield,(8)________never failed to amaze allwho witnessed it. /arfield was notonly able to write differentthings with two hands at the same time (9) _______alone is quite a feat but he could write in /ree" with the left hand and in +atin with theright.&pea"ing of /ree", the /ree"s were aware of the great benefits of ambidexterity in bothsports and in battle. $hey even created a style of writing (10) _________ combined right toleft and left to right eye movement. In addition to being more efficient, it was believed bysome that this type of reading might help to balance the two hemispheres of the brain (11)____________some believe is necessary for true ambidexterity.(