She fries nuts on a pan and pours them on a plate while mixing more ingredients into a pan and pouring it over the nuts. she

OPTIONS:
- adds rolling cream to the end of a sausage and mixes it.
- puts a cookie in the oven and then offers it to the man seated next to her.
- puts it back in the oven and shows it off.
- mixes them all together and shows off several plates in the end.

mixes them all together and shows off several plates in the end.

A short person that is leading the camels turns around. The back that is tied to the front camel leaves the rear. the back camel

OPTIONS:
- backs out of the pen as the woman sits on the camel with camel hair riding around in front of her.
- on top stands up and peddles.
- goes in two directions while the front one goes in the back.
- walks alongside the hump of the front camel.

walks alongside the hump of the front camel.

How to select hearing protection
Familiarize yourself with noise reduction ratings (nrr).
Nrr is the standard rating system across all hearing protection devices. Under nrr, hearing devices are classified by their potential to limit decibels (db) in professional and occupational environments.

OPTIONS:
- Nrrs are determined by both the american national standards (ansi) and the occupational safety and health administration (osha). Understanding this rating system will allow you better understand the noise you are exposed to as well as the type of protection you will need.
- Make sure to research nrr before choosing it. Listen to the sounds transmitted by the device and select one.
- Understanding nrr means that it helps to build a strong sound system and to make an at-home system that is stable. Many nrr review videos as part of their educational training.
- The nrr provides information on hearing capabilities in charging devices such as glofax and other cell phones that humans use as noise treatments. Nrr is also a smart system for hearing diagnostic monitors.

Nrrs are determined by both the american national standards (ansi) and the occupational safety and health administration (osha). Understanding this rating system will allow you better understand the noise you are exposed to as well as the type of protection you will need.

A 5th boy suddenly appears and takes the stick to take his turn in filming. It briefly shows a boy skateboarding down a different street all alone. the view

OPTIONS:
- then returns to the boys skateboarding together again as they pass homes on each sides of the road and they continue to pass the stick to one another to take turns taking the video.
- cuts to a third boy skateboarding up very long and then spins around back to skate.
- returns to the beginning of the video.
- fades to red as the boy takes a few more turns and loses control slowly.
then returns to the boys skateboarding together again as they pass homes on each sides of the road and they continue to pass the stick to one another to take turns taking the video.