IN: What happens next?

A picture of people tubing is shown followed by large groups of people riding tubes down a snowy hill. the people

OPTIONS:
- make various turns as they go down the hill while falling into and right back up again from several turns.
- continue moving down the hill and end by standing up and walking around in the end.
- are seen going down and under large city buildings.
- go over hundreds of meters on the tubes one at time and stop, shaking on the ground.

OUT: continue moving down the hill and end by standing up and walking around in the end.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Several clips are shown of people performing soccer tricks around other players. people

OPTIONS:
- watch as other players compete soccer and enjoy themselves.
- hold big rocks and hit them with them.
- hold up flags in a public public place and pretend to play.
- kick the ball past one another while the camera captures their movements.
A: kick the ball past one another while the camera captures their movements.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
We see the instructor of the class. The students sit a the teacher demonstrates. We see people working in pairs indoors on wrist movement. the people
OPTIONS:
- try to turn their hands.
- also work side by side and arm to arm.
- stand and the instructor talks to them on the ground.
- are practicing with swords again.

OUT: are practicing with swords again.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

A man is holding a chain saw over his head. He starts clipping the top of the hedge. people

OPTIONS:
- are standing next to the fence watching.
- are walking behind the hedge behind him.
- are walking on the sidewalk behind him.
- are walking towards the sound of the chain saw.
****
Answer:
are walking on the sidewalk behind him.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to oppose a joinder of parties
Read the motion to join.
The person who files the motion is the " movant. " you will receive a copy of the movant's motion, probably through the mail.
OPTIONS:
- If the movant is served with an answer, he or she can provide you with a copy of it. Read the state and federal rules of civil procedure.
- Be sure to sit down and read it. You won't have much time to respond-usually two weeks or less.
- The following are the ways you can contact them : Your county clerk. Call 877-477-908 or visit your nearest local courthouse or interview with a clerk.
- Read this motion to get a more clear understanding of what you are being involved in. You don't have to submit a claim-contrary to the law of civil procedure-if you have no idea what the other party is saying or thinking.
A: Be sure to sit down and read it. You won't have much time to respond-usually two weeks or less.

How to improve a child's handwriting
Show her how to work within the lines.
Lines can help her get her proportion correct, which in turn makes her handwriting more readable. If she's having trouble with it, show her the best way to do it.

OPTIONS:
- If she's having trouble with the lines, show her how to keep them together. You can find the word for the area she's in.
- Print on a piece of cardboard to show her how the lines should be taught. Use a ruler and guidelines to show her how to use the pencil.
- List above every line a worry or concern. That's the start of taking care of her handwriting.
- Use primary handwriting sheets that have colored lines as guides for each letter. Capital letters should go from the top line to the bottom line, and they should be twice the size of a lowercase letter.
Use primary handwriting sheets that have colored lines as guides for each letter. Capital letters should go from the top line to the bottom line, and they should be twice the size of a lowercase letter.