We then see two boys in a room pretend to wrestle. The left boy kick the right then jumps on his back while he bends forward. the right boy

OPTIONS:
- uses his left hand to push backwards.
- flips the left one over and the boy kicks the left one.
- kneels in front of the left boy.
- then flips the left boy on the mattress on the ground.

then flips the left boy on the mattress on the ground.

A person is mixing ingredients into a clear bowl. They mix the ingredients together in the bowl. they

OPTIONS:
- put the bowl in a rack and put a black dummy in front.
- pour the mixture into a tin pan.
- mixes some more together and puts it into a cocktail glass.
- pour the mix into a large bowl.

pour the mixture into a tin pan.

A blue slack line is attached to two trees outside in an open field. on the line

OPTIONS:
- , people are riding in a tight line and sometimes crashing into other people on the line.
- , a man is tied up to his bent over lawnmower.
- , there is a man bouncing up and down while standing on the line before he gets off.
- , dogs are lay out, ready to be removed by the owner on a blue slack line.

, there is a man bouncing up and down while standing on the line before he gets off.

How to add a laser printer to an office network
Make a physical connection between the laser printer and the network hub or router using a usb or ethernet cable.
Before the laser printer can be added to the network, a connection between the printer and the router or hub is needed.
Reference the operations manuals for both the laser printer and the hub or router in order to determine the connection options provided for each device.

OPTIONS:
- Plug one end of the usb or ethernet cable into an empty usb or ethernet port on the router or hub. Insert the opposite end into an empty port on the laser printer.
- If both devices do not have certain services and network routers available, include these with your connection ideas. Connect the laser printer to a wi-fi connection.
- Connect the connection to the network hub or router using ethernet cable. Attach this to the drive on one of the devices.
- Open the network printer, and look at the network clock. From the printer's screen, look for the " pin to the network " symbol.
Plug one end of the usb or ethernet cable into an empty usb or ethernet port on the router or hub. Insert the opposite end into an empty port on the laser printer.