Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

The credits for the clip is shown. A female styles her long, dark hair. female

OPTIONS:
- tosses her hair and uses her fingers to play with her hair.
- barber takes swipes with a razor.
- looks in a mirror and gets finished.
- holds a spray bottle to dry her hair with.
A: tosses her hair and uses her fingers to play with her hair.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

They are lined up on the court while a man in a suit walks away from them. The man in the suit stops and talks to another man. he

OPTIONS:
- hugs a girl next to him in a purple coat, he sets a medal on the woman's chest and takes out some medals.
- waves and walks back towards the players.
- puts clothes on, then walks away.
- continues to run up and down the court with the girls.
A: waves and walks back towards the players.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Helicopter is in the air landing in a mountain leaving people in the top of the mountain. People are inside the helicopter talking between them. people

OPTIONS:
- are riding in the helicopter inside the mountain.
- are jumping off a building just through the ledge.
- build a fire in a pit of water.
- start going down the slope snowboarding in the mountain.
A: start going down the slope snowboarding in the mountain.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to get through a bad day at school
Take some deep breaths.
When you notice yourself getting anxious or frustrated, taking some deep breaths is a great first step. You can do it anywhere, even in class.

OPTIONS:
- Remember, there's no " be am " rule in the classroom. Take deep breaths in for three seconds, then release your anxiety.
- Sit or lie down on the floor, keeping your back straight and your shoulders back. Keeping your eyes closed will make it much easier to sleep.
- Your teacher and classmates probably won't even notice. Try breathing in deeply through your nose and then breathing out through your mouth.
- Take a deep breath in and out through your nose, hold it for a few seconds, and then release. Breathe in through your nose for a second and then hold for a short period (30 seconds, for instance), then release to speak to yourself.
A:
Your teacher and classmates probably won't even notice. Try breathing in deeply through your nose and then breathing out through your mouth.