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Scenario #2: In P.E. class today, when playing soccer, no one wanted to be the goalie. Students just stood around arguing about who was going to play that position. How can you solve this conflict in a
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Scenario #2:

In P.E. class today, when playing soccer, no one wanted to be the goalie. Students just stood around arguing about who was going
to play that position.

How can you solve this conflict in a fair way?

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16 votes

Answer:

play rock paper scissors and whoever loses gets to be the goalie

Step-by-step explanation:

User Dani Medina
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11 votes

Answer:

rock paper scissors, or each match someone switches out.

Step-by-step explanation:

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