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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.
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D

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A man is preparing to run and jump. he <sep> (A) runs very quickly down the track. (B) is doing a stunt, then dismounts to the ground. (C) releases the bar, and lands a few feet away. (D) is blindfolded and jumps full speed into the sand.
answer:
A

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[header] How to homeschool your children [title] Establish your home education legally. [step] In the us, each state has different laws and regulations regarding home-school. Generally speaking, new england has the most stringent requirements. <sep> (A) Before you jump in, research your state's laws and give them the required notice, in addition to making a checklist of future deadlines for yourself (if applicable). [substeps] Since home educators have a personal investment in ensuring they understand the homeschooling laws correctly, local support groups are often the best resource to steer you to the most accurate legal information in your area. (B) [substeps] In certain sections of the united states, there are strict standards regarding homeschooling (ibu). Children under a special educational standard (weoi) must be homeschooled for 36 months at a minimum. (C) However, the only exceptions to these expectations are california, texas, and iowa. [substeps] California, for example, has a strict deadline for homeschooling children 2-4 years of age from birth. (D) Family education is governed by both washington and ohio. Whether one parent or two children agree on a student curriculum is largely dependent on the law in each state.
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A