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In this task, you are given a context and four options. Each option is a suggested ending for the context. You should read the context and pick the best ending for the context. Please answer with "A", "B", "C", and "D". 
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A large group of people are seen standing around a square with people playing volleyball. the people <sep> (A) continue playing along with one another and dance around the area. (B) volley the ball all around one another while scores are being made above the players. (C) continue playing and kicking the ball around a bit while others watch on the sidelines. (D) continuously hit the ball around the sandy field as the camera pans around them playing.
answer:
D


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A police officer is riding a horse down the street very slowly. many bystanders <sep> (A) cheer as he gets closer. (B) are walking by, cars are passing and casually moving along. (C) are standing up nearby. (D) join in to help him, and several other cars come along.
answer:
B


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[header] How to change undesirable personality traits [title] Examine which aspects of your personality bother you. [step] Be honest with yourself. Which of your personality traits prevent you from living the life you want? [substeps] Personality traits that get you into trouble, damage your relationships, or interfere with your productivity are probably worth trying to change. <sep> (A) Evaluate what aspects of your personality bother you most, and which ones don't. Choose characteristics that you want to change to reduce the ones that you can't or should. (B) Don't punish or criticize your personality traits. Just remove or eliminate the traits in your personality that irritate you. (C) Be honest about the view that you have of what other people think and feel. You don't want to be the one who constantly tries to change. (D) If you want to change more than one or two of your traits, you might find it helpful to make a list. For example, you might include traits like lying, procrastinating, or self-doubt.
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D