context: How to identify an elm tree
Examine the leaves of the tree.
Elm leaves alternate along two sides of the stem. The leaf is oval in shape and comes to a point at the end.

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- If you select to examine the oak, listen to the bark that blooms and hear if the branches sound hollow. Note the general shape of the oak tree and gather data on its overall shape.
- The reason the leaves are grouped together is that they create a vertical arc. The leaves do not rhyme, however, nor change colour more than once.
- The edges of the leaf are jagged and the veins are prominent. The base of the leaf is slightly asymmetrical.
- While they are thick, they mostly have a flat topure--flexible and fairly dense, unlike the larger leaves of european elm trees and fir ferns. Identify a tree without a main trunk.
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next sentence for the context: The edges of the leaf are jagged and the veins are prominent. The base of the leaf is slightly asymmetrical.

context: How to plant viburnum
Find an area with full sunlight.
Viburnums thrive in total sunlight. They're hardy plants, so they can resist the strongest weather conditions in your yard.

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- Ideally, when planting viburnums, garden beds at least 6 to 12 inches (15 to 25 cm) deep. Wide, open fences are recommended as well.
- If you have an unnatural number of sunny days in your year, a viburnum plant may not be a good choice. Select a location that receives at least 10 to 15 hours of sun per day.
- Partial shade is also acceptable, and most viburnums will still do well in it. Partial shade happens in areas that get four to six hours of direct sunlight a day.
- Make sure your area receives at least 6 hours of full sunlight each day, or less if possible. As a result, viburnums need eight hours of daylight each day to thrive.
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next sentence for the context: Partial shade is also acceptable, and most viburnums will still do well in it. Partial shade happens in areas that get four to six hours of direct sunlight a day.

context: How to have fun in high school
Join activities that interest you.
There are a broad range of clubs, sports, and other kinds of activities that you can try out. Extracurriculars are a great way to have fun, make new friends, learn about yourself, and even open the door to future career possibilities as you learn about your skills and interests.

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- Join clubs such as tennis, volleyball, baseball, and water polo teams at home or at community activity centers. Joining a group at school where the people at your school share your interests can be a good way to make new friends.
- Joining clubs is great for people of all ages. There is a lot of fun involved in meeting more people, which brings you closer with peers and less pressure to be the center of attention.
- Regular and fun activities can be an excellent way to meet new people and establish new ways of thinking and feeling. Group activities with new people and new acquaintances are a great way to stay active and make new friends.
- At the beginning of the year, if you're unsure of what your interests are, try out a variety of different activities. You'll quickly find out what you like and can drop the ones you don't early on.
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next sentence for the context: At the beginning of the year, if you're unsure of what your interests are, try out a variety of different activities. You'll quickly find out what you like and can drop the ones you don't early on.

context: We see an opening title screen. We see a group of men playing drum outside as kids watch. we

OPTIONS:
- see the men talk together and walk around.
- pan left and see a small boy clapping to the music.
- see a group of boys on a street playing drums.
- see another title screen screen and the group of men are inside of a room on instruments with their foot up.
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next sentence for the context:
pan left and see a small boy clapping to the music.