Ines is learning ballet and is just starting on high-speed spins. Her teacher tells her that to avoid motion sickness, she should __________.
A. avoid poisons that mimic dizziness
B. try plugging her ears when she spins so that sounds don't distract her
C. try to focus on some distant point
D. hold her arms over her head
Answer: C
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