question: Complete the next sentence:

He coughs and passes it off to the friend to his right, while the friend to his left laughs at him. the camera
OPTIONS:
- pans around to show another man when the first man leaves the boot.
- shifts slightly to look at the other group of cheerleaders.
- pans to a woman holding a chicken wing and she turns away from the camera.
- pans around to his left and the ball is passed back to him.

answer: pans to a woman holding a chicken wing and she turns away from the camera.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to converse and relate to british people
Assuming there is any sort of art or knack to conversing and relating to british people is setting yourself up for a fall.
You will relate to people you understand, whose company you enjoy and who value the things you do, regardless of where either of you originate from.
Learn a little bit about football.
OPTIONS:
- Not american football-but soccer, or rugby if you are going to wales. You don't need to know a lot, perhaps just the most well-known clubs, such as manchester united, chelsea and arsenal and cardiff, for rugby.
- The number 1 rule you'll likely encounter when conversing with british people is with football. Sharks are the pit of muck below the surface.
- Football can represent individual differences but you can work on building of it and experience the uniqueness of it. Also do research to see if the football team played a specific place or activity in doing so.
- Many people have a love for football, and you'll enjoy talking about it with acquaintances and even at concerts. Integrate local culture into your social network.

answer: Not american football-but soccer, or rugby if you are going to wales. You don't need to know a lot, perhaps just the most well-known clubs, such as manchester united, chelsea and arsenal and cardiff, for rugby.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to write a novel using your journal
Look for moments that felt powerful to you.
Read through your journal and search for any moments that jump out at you. Highlight or underline moments may have been powerful and intense for you at the time.
OPTIONS:
- You may then compare how the feeling felt with the ones immediately before it. Use your journal as a sorting point.
- You could then turn these powerful moments into the beginnings of your novel. For example, maybe you have a vivid journal entry about the first time you experienced sexual desire as a young person.
- Then, highlight or underline any moments that strike you as relevant to your writing and can be framed as your own. Evaluate your events as an important part of your life and remember them as a part of your journal.
- Identify any moments that felt weak or overpowering, which were self-defeating. If you struggled during a difficult or painful time, for example during a recent week, details about your struggles may come back to you throughout the week.

answer:
You could then turn these powerful moments into the beginnings of your novel. For example, maybe you have a vivid journal entry about the first time you experienced sexual desire as a young person.