Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to encourage kids to exercise if they dislike sports
Consider alternative sports.
Just because sports like football, baseball, hockey, or soccer are widely popular doesn't mean that all kids will enjoy them. When thinking of exercise routines for your kids, think outside of the box.

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- Sports like soccer are generally safe, while outdoor sports like soccer and volleyball aren't, so it's up to them whether or not their activity choice is appropriate. For instance, you could just take them out to soccer games.
- Things like dance, martial arts, boxing, gymnastics, swimming, biking, skateboarding, surfing, and skiing are all sports that they can enjoy. Other alternative sports include circus arts, dirt biking, fencing, rock climbing, and rugby.
- Attend a gym or get them organized on the weekend by providing their. Also be aware that participating in activities that are more like a way to form a family will often result in increased self-esteem over time.
- Look at other sports with activities that don't involve athletic goals like running, parkour, endurance, climbing, water skiing, and skiing. Make sure that the exercise activities are positive and make them fun.
A: Things like dance, martial arts, boxing, gymnastics, swimming, biking, skateboarding, surfing, and skiing are all sports that they can enjoy. Other alternative sports include circus arts, dirt biking, fencing, rock climbing, and rugby.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Two men fence indoors in costume as a machine keeps track and lights up red and green and the teacher and other students watch. the guy on the right

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- gets the point but both guys pump their fist in triumph.
- throws a hammer to the guard and then they continue to fence as the teacher and students also talk about fencing.
- pushes a button for the machine to light up red.
- mounts the fence and then grabs onto the fencing post holding on as the boy on the left stops to creep away.
A: gets the point but both guys pump their fist in triumph.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Several walking or horseriding individuals walk by the foreground while the camera focuses on a group of people in the background. A gate opens and a horseriding man chases a cow. The man lassos and secures the cow. others

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- walk by the camp site.
- walk by as the man monitors the herd of onlookers.
- run up to help with the cow.
- run by as he leaves the scene.
A: run up to help with the cow.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Several people are gathered at a lake. Images are shown of the people posing with and flying kites. they

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- are then seen flying the kites on a beach.
- enjoy swimming in the lake.
- are shown in fast motion riding down a river with their kites.
- are then shown flying in the sky over the mountains.
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are then seen flying the kites on a beach.