IN: What happens next?

The two men continue wrestling in a non aggressive manner by taking turns to attack the opponent. They continue fighting as one man does a front flip. in the final round

OPTIONS:
- , they speed up the fight with faster kicks and motion.
- the man in the middle wins but only after he kicks the other man's knee and knocks him out cold.
- , the men resume wrestling in a semi martial arts fashion, with occasional ear piercing around the earlobes.
- of the match and the winner ends up winning the match.

OUT: , they speed up the fight with faster kicks and motion.

IN: What happens next?

How to cheat on a test using a desk
Write down some notes on a slip of paper.
Hide the notes in your desk.
This method only works if you sit at a desk that has a liftable top.

OPTIONS:
- The lower the desk surface you sit at, the harder it will be to cheat. The desk top should be tall enough to form an apple figure, but not so high that it/you cannot sit on it.
- If you don't have this type of desk, you can try using your backpack in the same manner. During the test you can lift up your desktop and pretend that you're looking for something (like an eraser, or a pen).
- Open your cheat sheet and write the assignment number, assignment e, and assignment c on it. You can use an app or one that lets you write two notes on the same sheet (see title page).
- Isolate a sharpie mark if none are available. Stick a piece of pink or orange gum, along with all the sharpie pens, at a fairly small distance from the desk.

OUT: If you don't have this type of desk, you can try using your backpack in the same manner. During the test you can lift up your desktop and pretend that you're looking for something (like an eraser, or a pen).

IN: What happens next?

How to come up with a writing prompt
Start writing down some random ideas.
First, take some time to brainstorm. Write down anything that comes to mind.

OPTIONS:
- When you start writing, give it something new. It can be something that comes across as believable, an idea you thought of out of curiosity, or a thought that popped up.
- Anything can lead to a writing prompt, so just start writing down ideas. Some ideas to help you start generating random ideas include : What's something funny that's happened to you in recent memory? Maybe you saw a dog ride down the street on a skateboard.
- Think out a few sentences that relate to your topic and meaningful ideas. If your topic is scientific, write the main idea or concept of your research.
- This can be as simple as " how to beat the no hit clock " or as complex as " order me to go to sleep " or " where are we going next? " Write down a nerf story. They're often the easiest to come up with.

OUT:
Anything can lead to a writing prompt, so just start writing down ideas. Some ideas to help you start generating random ideas include : What's something funny that's happened to you in recent memory? Maybe you saw a dog ride down the street on a skateboard.