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A female gymnast is spinning around a bar in a gym. she
OPTIONS:
- does a back flip and mounts the bar.
- climbs up the bar and then does a gymnastics routine.
- jumps onto the bar, and does her routine.
- spins around the bar multiple times before dismounting.
A: spins around the bar multiple times before dismounting.

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How to wear your tassel for a high school graduation
Move tassels from right to left in a traditional ceremony.
In most traditional graduation ceremonies, all students begin with their tassel on the right side of the cap. After the student receives a diploma, he or she moves the tassel onto the left side.
OPTIONS:
- He or she also moves the tassels from left to right, while also moving them into their right hand. Remove your tassels from their caps.
- This means there is no longer much of a left side, and the left side begins to touch the right side. Make your route clockwise at a 98.7 degree angle across the field, not directly from the tassel to the right side.
- In most preferred graduation ceremonies, students move their tassels around on the right side of the cap. After graduation, students put on their " crowns, " which are small rings encircling the cap.
- Many schools ask the students to move the tassels in unison, so everyone shares in the moment. In other ceremonies, each student moves his own tassel after accepting the diploma.
A: Many schools ask the students to move the tassels in unison, so everyone shares in the moment. In other ceremonies, each student moves his own tassel after accepting the diploma.

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How to work on fine motor skills
Squeeze play-dough or clay.
Working with play-dough or clay provides an opportunity to strengthen finger muscles by squeezing and stretching the material into different shapes.
Roll out the dough or clay and then pound it down.
OPTIONS:
- Test the shape of the dough to see if it feels secure to you. Keep pressing and stretching and eventually you can almost shrink the ball out of shape.
- Make sure you cut the clay thin so the form is equal to your finger's size. Use your fists or a punching bag to punch the length of clay into an exact shape.
- Stretch the dough or clay so as to make it even firmer. Use your hands to knead the dough.
- Use other tools to shape the clay, such as popsicle sticks. Don't have any play-dough at home? No problem.
A: Use other tools to shape the clay, such as popsicle sticks. Don't have any play-dough at home? No problem.

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How to choose the right golf ball
Look for balls with ionomer covers.
Ionomer covers are plastic covers. When you hit them with a golf club, they tend to absorb the energy from the golf club and not spin.
OPTIONS:
- This can prevent your ball from spinning and thus gives it more control through the air. Select balls with an 80 compression rating.
- Ionomer protects these balls when you hit them. Ionomer covers won't protect golf clubs if you miss hit the ball.
- Ionomer covers protect the entire club from impact, and your ball can fall off. Ionomer covers allow you to control your golf ball but may also prevent dirt from coming into contact with the ball.
- Ionomer covers often come with rubber sheets which you place around the ball to catch the ball. You may also opt for cones with ionomer covers as an added benefit.
A:
This can prevent your ball from spinning and thus gives it more control through the air. Select balls with an 80 compression rating.