Problem: A bench is shown in a foyer. A woman puts her shoes on after sitting down. she OPTIONS:
- then picks up a bag and walks away.
- lays down on the bench and begins to does sit ups.
- shoos a dog from the room.
- takes a pair of shoes and puts them on, then shows her feet.

Answer: then picks up a bag and walks away.

Problem: The second step is to put gloves, and the third step is to wet a cloth and put abrasive power to rub the bathroom sink. the four step OPTIONS:
- exercise routine is to apply the slippers.
- is to put abrasive powder on a sponge to clean thoroughly the bathroom sink, then the fifth step is to mix vinegar with water.
- task is shown in reverse.
- task is tried out on the sink.

Answer: is to put abrasive powder on a sponge to clean thoroughly the bathroom sink, then the fifth step is to mix vinegar with water.

Problem: How to avoid an alligator attack
Stay away from alligators.
It may seem obvious, but the easiest way to avoid an alligator attack is to avoid these territorial predators. Alligators will often stand their ground when on land. OPTIONS:
- Alligators are nocturnal and will most often attack at dusk and dawn. Do not attempt to sneak by alligators when you can: understand that alligators may also have repels you can easily lose if you are caught.
- They don't flee like other animals, so as soon as you see an alligator, move away from them. Alligators are unlikely to attack unless you get too close to their nest or corner them, so leave at least 15 feet between you and the alligator.
- However, if you simply walk toward them in their native habitat, they may interpret your simple actions as a timid and uncooperative attempt to attack. There is no need to approach alligators from a distance, as alligators can keep you on the shore for long periods of time.
- If you don't be able to stand your ground, they can turn on their back and attack you. Aggressive alligators will appear about 15 feet (6 m) from you with their heads high and their bodies turned away from you.
Answer: They don't flee like other animals, so as soon as you see an alligator, move away from them. Alligators are unlikely to attack unless you get too close to their nest or corner them, so leave at least 15 feet between you and the alligator.