context: How to be a good winner
Think about what you're winning.
You have to react differently depending on what sort of situation you're in. For example, you don't want to whoop and punch the air if you're collecting a serious award.

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- Improving your attention span is vital to being a good winner. Increasing your level of attention will help you find a goal or game that fits your personality.
- Make sure you understand why others are so happy about winning the prize before clapping your hands. Evaluate what you can manage to accomplish that can then give you the strength and energy to get the rewards you desire.
- Equally, you shouldn't stay straight-faced and calm if you've just won a football match with your mates. For the purposes of this article, we're going to assume you're collecting a semi-formal award from an official on a stage.
- From this angle, think about what you can contribute to the game. Perhaps you can treat the game like you want to win points or get bonus points.
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next sentence for the context: Equally, you shouldn't stay straight-faced and calm if you've just won a football match with your mates. For the purposes of this article, we're going to assume you're collecting a semi-formal award from an official on a stage.

context: A woman wearing a pink and white shirt and black tights is standing in her front yard. She is holding two batons in her and twirling them. she

OPTIONS:
- started twirling the batons in the air for a while then walked back and threw them down.
- then uses the batons on does some tricks with them.
- walks in front of a man who is grooming his face and rocking to music.
- twirls her body and turns around several times as she twirls the batons in both her hands.
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next sentence for the context: twirls her body and turns around several times as she twirls the batons in both her hands.

context: How to make a full paper tulip
Fold the 8 " x 11 " (20 cm x 28 cm) paper to turn it into a triangle.
Cut off the excess piece of paper out created by the fold.
Put it aside (you'll need it later).

OPTIONS:
- Another option would be to make it into a three dimensional " tulip " shape. Cut out a " x 18 " (20 cm x 31 cm) piece of patterned paper from the white paper.
- You should be left with a right triangle. Unfold the triangle and fold it the opposite way.
- Cut a new piece from the remainder of the 15 cm x 10 cm fold. This will create a perfect tulip for the person to spread out and then sew together.
- Fold down the top and bottom corners so that the tip of the triangle is now pointing down. Cut out the 2 " (2.5 cm) piece of paper as soon as it starts to unfold.
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next sentence for the context: You should be left with a right triangle. Unfold the triangle and fold it the opposite way.

context: A man is running on a track with a javelin. he

OPTIONS:
- throw the javelin in the air, then sit on the ground.
- throws it as far as he can, but misses.
- throws it as hard as he can.
- is bringing it down through the air, catching it in the air.
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throws it as hard as he can.