To determine whether each statement is true or false, I'd need more context or specific information about Ji and Asher's plans and activities. However, based on the wording provided, I can outline the potential truthfulness of each statement depending on typical scenarios:
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"Ji and Asher plan to meet that morning near the large form on the beach."
- Need context: This depends on whether such a plan exists. (True/False)
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"Asher plays on a volleyball team that could make it to the state championship."
- Need context: This would depend on Asher's volleyball team's performance and current standings. (True/False)
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"Ji wants to swim after painting at the beach."
- Need context: This would depend on Ji’s personal preferences and plans. (True/False)
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"Ji and Asher were both up earlier than an average high school student on a Saturday morning."
- Need context: Typically, high school students may sleep in on Saturdays, but whether Ji and Asher were up earlier would depend on their individual habits or plans. (True/False)
Without additional context or specifics, I cannot definitively say which statements are true or false. If you have context or additional information, please provide it to analyze the statements accurately.
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