Question: Joe is a fast runner but he is slow at responding to the starting gun. How could Joe improve his start time?
Reference answer: Joe could practice responding to the starting gun to improve Joe's start time.

Student answer: Hearing more closely.

Student answer: By practicing it over and over again being ready next time.

Student answer: Practice.

Student answer: Joe could improve responding to the starting gun by practicing.

Student answer: He could practice.

Student answer: Joe could improve by practice listening to the gun.

Student answer: Joe could by practicing.

Student answer: Not get distracted and get ready.

Student answer: Joe could practice on that specific thing so he will get better.

Student answer: Joe can practice on running with the gun at home.

Student answer: Joe can practice.

Student answer: He could go home and practice.

Student answer: Well his stimulus in vision. He should practice with no team after school.

Student answer: By get more use to the sound of the starting gun.

Student answer: Practice. Have somebody yell go or something to improve.

Student answer: He could practice starting races.

Student answer: By practicing.

Student answer: He could practice his response.

Student answer: He could improve it by practicing or focusing more.

Student answer: He could practice at his free time.

Student answer: Joe your respond is going to practice the gun sound.

Student answer: He could practice to get his response time better.

Student answer: To practice his responding to the starting gun.

Student answer: Joe could practice.

Student answer: He needs to practice a lot more to get more acceleration.

Student answer: Joe can improve by coordination.

Student answer: Practice.

Student answer: Joe could pay more attention to hear and listen.

Student answer: Joe could improve by practicing at it more.

Student answer: By practicing the start gun with someone.

Student answer: By working on it a lot because you body gets more use to it.

Student answer: When he sees the gun he can move right away by concentrating.

Student answer: He could improve by practicing at home every day.

Student answer: As soon he hears it, he runs as fast he can.

Student answer: By counting how much seconds it takes for the man to shoot the gun.

Student answer: Joe could practice with a cap gun, or something to move on a whistle.

Student answer: I think he has to practice more and more until he gets it.

Student answer: Joe could improve by practicing at home responding to the gun if he had a gun.

Student answer: Joe should practice by being late and keep running so he does not stop.

Student answer: He could block out everything except for the loud bang.

Student answer: To tell his body that task to run and to tell him to move his muscles.

Student answer: By ignoring the gun shot and just keep his mind focused on the track and ignore the cheering too.

Student answer: He should practice his hearing and practice.

Student answer: Working out.

Student answer: He can improve by listening and your stimulus.

Student answer: Practice a lot more at his house where there is some space.

Student answer: By listening better.

Student answer: Hearing a boom sound and hurry and move his legs and run.

Student answer: Practicing.

Student answer: To practice before he starts a race.

Student answer: To go faster and practice at home.

Student answer: To practice.

Student answer: By practicing with afraid.

Student answer: Practice a lot.

Student answer: Practice and improve his response time.

Student answer: He could by asking when is the gun is about to be fired.

Student answer: He could practice a lot and see how fast he ran with a stop watch.

Student answer: Practice at home.

Student answer: Practice at home or with a friend.

Student answer: Practice concentrating.

Student answer: When he does not have running he can just keep practicing until he gets better.

Student answer: Joe can practice and practice.

Student answer: He should practice.

Student answer: I think Joe should keep practicing to improve his start time.

Student answer: By instead of using a gun he could use a whistle.

Student answer: He could keep trying and listen really good for the gun shot.

Student answer: Joe can practice before his running tournament.

Student answer: Joe could practice with his family until the day of the race.

Student answer: By practicing and concentrating so that Joe will have a better response time.

Student answer: Practice.

Student answer: He could practice.

Student answer: Joe needs to practice hearing the gun.

Student answer: Practice his start time.

Student answer: Joe could improve practicing the start gun so he could be even faster.

Student answer: The way Joe could improve his response time is by practicing.

Student answer: He could practice starting.

Student answer: Joe can get better with his response time start time by practicing.

Student answer: Joe could practice responding at noises to improve his start time.

Student answer: Joe can improve his start by practicing.

Student answer: Joe needs to practice starting the race.

Student answer: Joe can improve his time by practicing more.

Student answer: He can practice at home and his brother and sister can make a gun sound and practice.

Student answer: Joe could practice running and more at home and his mom could say go as the gun.

Student answer: Joe could improve his time by practicing.

Student answer: Joe could practice moving joints.

Student answer: Joe's improve his starting point by just using his muscles and joints.

Student answer: He could exercise before he runs.

Student answer: He could practice to the sound of the starting gun.

Student answer: Be calm and just wait for everybody else to start their race or count down in his head.

Student answer: Try to close his ears.

Student answer: Joe could practice starting when the gun goes off.

Student answer: To improve at responding Joe should pay more attention.

Student answer: Watch the trigger or listen or watch the other runner.

Student answer: Joe could pay attention to the gun then the fans.

Student answer: He should let someone shoot and he should practice on that.

Student answer: Go as low as you can behind the line.

Student answer: By jumping then run.

Student answer: To improve his listening maybe.

Student answer: Joe can improve by practicing more at his starting point.

Student answer: By getting a head start at the race.