question: Complete the next sentence:

How to apply tung oil
Clean the wood surface with a damp cloth.
Wet the cloth with warm water and wring out the excess moisture. Wipe down the wood using long, linear strokes or smooth circles, working against the grain.
OPTIONS:
- The grain should remain the same throughout all the efforts. Note that the tung oil can be abrasive, so you'll need to dry the wood before applying another varnish or finish.
- If you're concerned about fading the finish, skip this step and go clean again with a different toner at the end of each oil rub. Mix the tung oil with your household uv-rich soap.
- Do not use the grain of the wood; the rougher the grain, the harder it is to apply oil. When finished, you will have a richly-weathered surface, with a sheen that will allow you to apply oil directly to the wood.
- When you're done, give the surface a few minutes to dry to the touch. Your wood surface needs to be free of dust, dirt, oil and other messes in order for the tung oil to set up properly.

answer: When you're done, give the surface a few minutes to dry to the touch. Your wood surface needs to be free of dust, dirt, oil and other messes in order for the tung oil to set up properly.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to do a flying lead change
Get your horse warmed up and ready to ride.
Place a single trot pole in the center of the ring or riding area, parallel to the long side.
Practice a lot of figure eights at the trot.
OPTIONS:
- Continue trotting from this pole for a minute to get used to it. When your horse is comfortable with it walk to his side.
- Kick! The horse should kick forward from the ground. When the horse turns, kick the leg to that other side.
- Some horses are not always trained to do flying lead changes. To train the horse, start by doing figure eights; canter one circle, slow down in the center to a walk, then go the other direction at the canter.
- When you reach the trot, bring the back of the horse in parallel to the lead pole. Last, loosen the reins and bring them over the front knee.

answer: Some horses are not always trained to do flying lead changes. To train the horse, start by doing figure eights; canter one circle, slow down in the center to a walk, then go the other direction at the canter.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A young man prepares to complete a routine on the parallel bars. Many people are in bleachers in the background walking around, sitting and watching. the young man
OPTIONS:
- dismounts with his equipment and begins his routine.
- finishes with the routine and stands up.
- walks up to the bars, performs a flip and then to the bar.
- uses a spring board to mount the bars.

answer:
uses a spring board to mount the bars.