Problem: He is carried off out of the ring. Once again the bull charges the man and knocks him down. people OPTIONS:
- come out and distract the bull.
- continue playing beer pong at the table.
- are running around the area the bull goes after and the other bulls are attacked.
- run out from the ring and continue shooting at the bull.

Answer: come out and distract the bull.

Problem: A child washes and dry their hands leaving the water on which and adult turns off. We see a blue information screen. We see a man talking near a blue orb thing. we OPTIONS:
- see the orb attached to the sink.
- see children skating across cars and standing at a curb.
- see a third word.
- see clips of kids playing at the playground.

Answer: see the orb attached to the sink.

Problem: How to treat hepatitis a
Get lots of rest.
Symptoms of hepatitis a are often described as flu-like and include fatigue (tiredness), weakness, loss of appetite and a low-grade fever. To combat these symptoms, get plenty of rest, especially during the initial stages of the infection, and temporarily reduce your activities and exercise regiment. OPTIONS:
- You'll probably need to stay home from work or school until the flu-like symptoms fade away (a few weeks of so). Focus on getting at least 8 hours of quality sleep each night, if not more.
- Being more active can also help keep your immune system working. These extra activities will decrease blood pressure, which in turn could improve your chances of contracting disease.
- Do not engage in physical contact with people infected with hepatitis a and b because it is more likely that those infected with hepatitis have serious medical issues, such as heart disease. Frequent physical contact with individuals who have hepatitis a can increase the risk of contracting the disease.
- You may want to make this time shorter by going to bed more frequently, exercising more, or challenging your daily workouts for rest and relaxation. Schedule a sleep check in with your doctor to keep these changes in monitor frequency.
Answer: You'll probably need to stay home from work or school until the flu-like symptoms fade away (a few weeks of so). Focus on getting at least 8 hours of quality sleep each night, if not more.