A man is running down a track he jumps into a pile of sand. He runs down the track again and jumps into the sand several times. scores

OPTIONS:
- are shown on the screen.
- are made on the screen.
- are then scored and the race continues.
- are shown on the screen every time.

are shown on the screen.

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How to improve your vocabulary for ssc exams
Improve your visual vocabulary/phocabulary.
It is often said that a picture conveys more than a thousand words. It presents an image which our brain can more easily relate with.
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- Developing your visual vocabulary means you can less strain on your vocabulary in the future, making it easier to retain each word and topic. Try using a flashcard to see what words on the flashcard are coming in to your vocabulary.
- Using a picture or mental imagery can help a student connect with a certain word and memorize it. For example, one can relate the word " veracity ", which means truthfulness, with the image of mahatma gandhi.
- If you are new to reading, you will probably start to think too much (and cannot fully grasp the concept). That's why it is important to make sure that you make a habit of pressing fewer and fewer words.
- Therefore, get a list of your visual characteristics and use them to modify your vocabulary. For instance, if you have a big vocabulary, then you may use your vocabulary words to refer to a picture, then focus on the word rather than what is discussed.

answer: Using a picture or mental imagery can help a student connect with a certain word and memorize it. For example, one can relate the word " veracity ", which means truthfulness, with the image of mahatma gandhi.

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How to prevent rowing injuries
Improve your rowing technique.
Always ensure that you are sitting correctly when rowing. Coordinate your rowing motion and maintain a good posture to avoid back injury.

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- Without rowing, you could damage your lower back or injure yourself. Keep stretching before rowing and place your feet in an even position.
- For instance, you should be sitting tall on your seat, with your head up and your eyes ahead. Make sure that your navel is pulled into your spine.
- While rowing, stand with your feet hip width apart and your shoulders lowered to lower your back. Place both of your arms evenly on the top of your head.
- Always be on the bar/bench without your feet directly touching the walls of the water. When rowing, don't lean over your legs, or try to jump forward..

Next sentence: For instance, you should be sitting tall on your seat, with your head up and your eyes ahead. Make sure that your navel is pulled into your spine.

context: A man is shown in his back yard. He is using a chain saw on a large hedge. he

OPTIONS:
- cuts up the weeds around the hedge.
- uses it to trim the leaves and shape the hedges.
- chops the grass with the tool.
- cuts the hedge with clippers.
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next sentence for the context: uses it to trim the leaves and shape the hedges.

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How to protect your home during an earthquake
Evaluate elements outside the home that are potential hazards.
Trees that are old or leaning, electrical wires, and power lines can be detrimental to the infrastructure of your home during earthquakes. The way to counter potential damage is to reinforce structures.

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- Walls and windows are least likely to be subjected to earthquakes. Measure front and side of the home and data in a physical environment to determine if they can be destroyed during these storms.
- For power lines and potential electric wires that might fall and cause damage, reinforce foundations and ceilings with concrete and plywood sheathing respectively to brace your house for falling objects. Consider removing or cutting down trees that could fall onto the home.
- These materials can seal cracks, build fences or neighbor boundaries, and protect buildings. Start by determining what laws govern the land and how they can play on your home.
- Take into account the materials and other elements surrounding your home: new hardware, water, and water damage. There should also be forage, such as falling towers, to give the home more protection.

OUT: For power lines and potential electric wires that might fall and cause damage, reinforce foundations and ceilings with concrete and plywood sheathing respectively to brace your house for falling objects. Consider removing or cutting down trees that could fall onto the home.

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How to identify braxton hicks contractions
Locate the pain.
Does your contraction tighten in a band across your abdomen? If so, it's probably a braxton hicks contraction. True labor pain usually starts in the lower back and moves forward to the abdomen, or from the abdomen to the lower back.
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- True labor pains are often described as resembling menstrual cramps. Pain in the lower back that comes and goes, and pressure in the pelvis, are often signs that your contractions are real.
- Your sign may also signal a bud deep within the abdomen. This bud is referred to as an hernia or bump.
- Think to yourself about what you'll need to identify in your labor. Braxton hicks are the same pain that you experience when you feel your labor coming to a close.
- Ideally, the pain will go away after thirty minutes and a little discomfort should subside around 40 minutes. Check for pain when you deliver a baby.

answer:
True labor pains are often described as resembling menstrual cramps. Pain in the lower back that comes and goes, and pressure in the pelvis, are often signs that your contractions are real.