Problem: She continues clipping the cat's nails one by one. When she's done she kisses the cat. Then she begins clipping a brown cat's nails. the cat OPTIONS:
- sits calmly on her lap as she finishes clipping its nails.
- gets free and then they continue to clip a black cat's nails one by one.
- snaps at the camera and the woman looks excited.
- looks into the camera in a shocked kind of way.

Answer: sits calmly on her lap as she finishes clipping its nails.

Problem: How to overcome an addiction to fast food
Gather food addiction resources.
If you truly feel like you have a food addiction, it'll be helpful to fully understand what food addiction it is and how it affects your life.
Food addiction can be a serious problem. OPTIONS:
- One way to help you overcome it is to eat at least 2 , 000 calories a day. Balance that by the daily foods you eat, as well as the number of calories that come and go.
- High sugar and high fat foods are extremely palatable. When eaten, they trigger the release of dopamine to the brain's reward center.
- Before you go to see a doctor, you should know enough about the addiction, including where it stems from. Essentially, you'll know where food addiction is coming from without reading about the addiction at all.
- One study found that: addicts had higher levels of cravings in one social setting than in another. This leads to a lower chances of relapse.

Answer: High sugar and high fat foods are extremely palatable. When eaten, they trigger the release of dopamine to the brain's reward center.

Problem: The young pianist performs a classical rendition. The young pianist continues playing with an expertise of a master. the pianist OPTIONS:
- notes the notes on a sheet.
- performs a controlled rendition.
- completes his performance and looks at the camera and smiles.
- continues playing with an expert's help.
Answer: completes his performance and looks at the camera and smiles.