Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to successfully finish an exam on time
Quickly review and assess the questions.
When you receive your exam, read through all the questions before you begin. Note how much each question is worth and gauge how long you should spend working on each one, making sure that the time you assign to each is proportional to how much they're worth.

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- Because then you'll know how to adjust the pace of the exam for each section of your study. Keep in mind that less is more when it comes to topics such as grammar, punctuation, and vocabulary.
- Make sure that you read through the instructions thoroughly so that you know exactly what to do when you begin the test. Answer the questions you know the answers to first.
- If your review is not worth it, just cancel it entirely. Some questions take longer than others to complete than others.
- You may want to review them in another week or two. For instance, you may have 30 minutes to answer all ten questions in one sitting, but not all of them in thirty minutes.
A: Make sure that you read through the instructions thoroughly so that you know exactly what to do when you begin the test. Answer the questions you know the answers to first.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to use reverse psychology
Start by presenting an option.
Get this option embedded in the other person's brain. It may be something the person would normally resist, and he or she may initially scoff at it.

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- With that in mind, you can start with the option of " driving a vehicle in reverse. " Draw out more details using reverse psychology.
- However, you want to make sure the person is aware of the option at hand. For example, say you're deciding between two parties to attend on a friday night.
- But with time with this option and significant psychology research going on, the decision to reverse the behavior can ensure success. Formulate an idea of what you want the person to discover.
- But try to discuss your proposition with the person so you both feel comfortable with it. Then use this option to initiate a conversation.
A: However, you want to make sure the person is aware of the option at hand. For example, say you're deciding between two parties to attend on a friday night.

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How to do mindful meditation
Select a location.
Think about a place where you will not be interrupted or have distractions. It can be a quiet part of your home or next to a tree outside.

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- If you do your meditation in a place where you will not see people or animals, you should do it in a place you will not be disturbed by anyone. Take deep breaths and then sit comfortably.
- Sitting away from ordinary people or those who are busy or moving around may inhibit mindful meditation. If you're working with others, do your choice.
- Choose a place that feels peaceful and where you can detach from the hum of everyday life. If you are cultivating a meditation practice, consider creating a space dedicated to meditation.
- Sit with your back straight and legs out in front of you. Place your focus on your breathing and eyes.
A: Choose a place that feels peaceful and where you can detach from the hum of everyday life. If you are cultivating a meditation practice, consider creating a space dedicated to meditation.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

The little girl then hits the pinata two times and then hands it off to a man behind her. a boy behind her

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- sees the pinata and tries to pick it up to hold, but his hand gets stuck.
- hits the pinata with two sticks and they return to hitting the pinata one more time.
- helps to put the pinata back on the table.
- walks up to the pinata and stares at it while the standing man tries to stabilize it.
A:
walks up to the pinata and stares at it while the standing man tries to stabilize it.