question: Complete the next sentence:

How to survive on a tropical island
Gather items that have washed up.
Have a look around and see what else washed up with you. You might be able to find some supplies that could be used to help you.
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- Start by trying out various islands before looking for one, as they may already have one. Water bottles and an insect repellent are useful for treating bug bites.
- You might want to include : Sleeping bags bags mosquito net carrying a compass or pins sunscreen food or water bottles to keep you hydrated Check with the locals for any forms of contamination. Unlike some other tropical waters, there are certain areas where you need medical contact.
- If you have a life raft, you can use the plastic from this to help you with water. If there is a first aid kit in the raft, you might need it if you get cut or sick.
- Some ice water packets, for instance, may be called for. Bottled water bottles, for instance, may contain water.

answer: If you have a life raft, you can use the plastic from this to help you with water. If there is a first aid kit in the raft, you might need it if you get cut or sick.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to encourage class participation
Ask if students have questions.
In many cases, students may not feel comfortable talking or asking questions. They may be concerned about not appearing smart in front of you or classmates.
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- If that's the case, your students may get confused. Asking about a student's ideas will help them feel a little less pressured and anxious during class time.
- You should try to encourage them to tell you how they feel. Encourage them to help you get up from their desks and sit at their desks.
- Plus, students can get assigned to miss class if they don't have their teacher's attention. Making a habit of asking students questions can help you focus your energy and engage in other students' class activities.
- By directly asking students if they have any questions or coming with prepared questions, you can stimulate more participation in class. Take breaks to ask short questions every few minutes.

answer: By directly asking students if they have any questions or coming with prepared questions, you can stimulate more participation in class. Take breaks to ask short questions every few minutes.

question: Complete the next sentence:

The video begins with several shots of divers jumping from a large distance and into the pool. more people
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- jump from several different heights, diving deep while most sit still and watch.
- are seen jumping and leads into a video still on a person jumping and text being shown.
- are shown jumping into the pool as well as many stretching onto the beach and back to the surface and posing for the camera again.
- speak to the camera while more clips are shown of divers performing stunts and tricks.

answer:
are seen jumping and leads into a video still on a person jumping and text being shown.