question: Complete the next sentence:

How to tell if someone has been using marijuana
Look for bloodshot eyes.
Someone who has been using marijuana may have very red or bloodshot eyes. However, don't rely on this symptom alone as an indication of marijuana use.
OPTIONS:
- If either eye repeatedly displays signs of marijuana abuse, consider seeing your doctor, a psychiatrist, or a trained mental health professional. If bloodshot eyes are a severe symptom of marijuana use, such as feeling or feeling dizzy and moving quickly, then contact your doctor or therapist.
- Skip the second eye altogether if you suspect the person has been using marijuana. Of course, if your friend shows a glassy, bulging eye, your friend may have marijuana.
- Red eyes can also be caused by any number of other things, including : Allergies illness (such as a common cold) lack of sleep recent crying irritants in the eyes excessive sun exposure Watch for signs of dizziness. Someone who has recently consumed marijuana may become dizzy or uncoordinated.
- What you may find at a drug store or online is unsure. If your person hasn't been using marijuana and has bloodshot eyes, it is also likely marijuana is being used.

answer: Red eyes can also be caused by any number of other things, including : Allergies illness (such as a common cold) lack of sleep recent crying irritants in the eyes excessive sun exposure Watch for signs of dizziness. Someone who has recently consumed marijuana may become dizzy or uncoordinated.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to save for retirement as a single parent
Create a budget.
Before you can save for retirement, you need to make sure you have enough money to pay your expenses. If you don't, you'll only fall deep into debt, which can be difficult to claw your way out of.
OPTIONS:
- Sit down with your bills and identify the following : Fixed expenses. These include things like your rent or mortgage, car payment, debt payments, and insurance costs.
- Think of your budget as your total expenses. It should be at least 75% of your income.
- Pick a monthly budget that is balanced with your annual budget. Aim to save at least 70% of your income to offset your debt.
- Do some research to find out what you can reasonably put aside for retirement. Visit the government's website to get a " expenditure " check.

answer: Sit down with your bills and identify the following : Fixed expenses. These include things like your rent or mortgage, car payment, debt payments, and insurance costs.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A person is seen sitting along the water in a kayak holding a paddle. the person
OPTIONS:
- is then shown in several different locations playing shuffleboard with several people paddling in a kayak.
- then begins moving along the water in the kayak.
- then runs back and forth along the water getting into position.
- begins riding around in the kayak.

answer:
then begins moving along the water in the kayak.