Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to tie an aikido belt
Find the mid-point of the belt.
Begin by folding the belt in half. Make sure that the two ends of the belt are touching-if one side of the belt is longer than the other, your midpoint will be inaccurate.

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- Fold the left or right top portion of the belt down. Fold the right or right side of the belt down just a little bit.
- When you tie it it, turn the other section of belt right-side-out; for knots that are too long, the belt will be crooked and you'll have to. The base of the belt should now be parallel with your waist.
- Once the two halves of the belt are even, the center of your fold will be the belt's mid-point. If you're still new to tying an obi on yourself, practice in front of a mirror.
- Lay the belt flat on your table. Measure the distance along which you need to fold the belt in half, and this distance should be approximately 12 inches (30.
A: Once the two halves of the belt are even, the center of your fold will be the belt's mid-point. If you're still new to tying an obi on yourself, practice in front of a mirror.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Two people stand outside near a window. A man talks to the camera. the woman

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- is cleaning the window while the man talks.
- is ironing a blue shirt in the window.
- demonstrates passing the lacrosse ball back and fourth to the man.
- peels rubber off from a flat tire on a wall.
A: is cleaning the window while the man talks.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

We see small kids ride bmx bikes on a dirt track in an arena. The kids ride past the camera. the kids

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- stop a while and walk the grassy area of the arena.
- start passing the finish line.
- play on a dirt track.
- continue to ride in their dirt bikes.
A: start passing the finish line.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A group of people are riding rafts through a cavernous river. They paddle as they glide past large cliffs. they

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- slowly float through a narrow canyon filled with rapids.
- go under an empty space in the rocks.
- ride through mountains on their boards.
- go up and down the steep river above.
A:
go under an empty space in the rocks.