The following text is for questions 62 to 66.

Hide-and-Seek

Almost all people around the world know hide-and-seek. It has been a popular game for children since a long time ago. Every nation has its own name. This game is known as petak umpet in Indonesia, escondite in Spain, jeu de cache-cache in France, sumbaggoggil in South Korea, and de-av-ati ascunselea in Romania.

    To play this game, one person is asked to close his or her eyes for about 20-25 seconds. And at the same time, other people who join the game hide. After he or she has finished counting, the seeker has to find the other players who are hiding. The first hider who gets caught will be the seeker in the next round. On the other hand, the last hider who gets caught will be the winner of the round. People can make variations for the game to make it more entertaining. A hider making to the home base without the seeker noticing makes the seeker become the seeker again in the next round. This is one of the well-known variations in Indonesia. 

"A hider making to the home base makes the seeker .... " (Paragraph 2)

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