Problem: Two young males are sitting at a desk behind two microphones and two computers. one boy leaves and the other guys OPTIONS:
- stand up and begin playing drums.
- start playing by sitting together at desks.
- stays to gather his belongings.
- grab a hairdryer and start blow drying and being picked up different things from all the tables.

Answer: stays to gather his belongings.

Problem: The athlete discusses more and is seen on television screens doing previous pole vaults. The athlete sits with a coach and watches a tv screen. the athlete OPTIONS:
- steps off the chair and drops shoulders while sitting down.
- stands and talks on the track and does a warm up run jumping on the mats.
- jumps up on the bars and does a handstand while holding a banner and celebrating.
- begins anther successful dging and wins the competition.

Answer: stands and talks on the track and does a warm up run jumping on the mats.

Problem: How to donate your body to science
Understand what happens when you donate your body to science.
Before you die, you will have chosen a facility or program and filled out the necessary paperwork. After you die, someone will contact the facility or program which will usually collect your body. OPTIONS:
- You will now have tokens that you acquired from the facility or program, which can be credited to the donation program. Collectors won't recognize tokens issued to them.
- Once they have your body, several things could be done with it. Donated bodies are used for testing new medical tools and equipment, testing car safety products, studying stages of advanced decay, studied for anatomy purposes, and testing new surgeries, among other things.
- This facility will then send you clean clothes. A waste collection facility will then collect your body or donate it to a local library for collection.
- Whatever your state laws and regulations, you will have to get to a proper facility at least a few weeks before your death so that you can convince the facility or program to contact you. You will probably need to pay an added $200 to the institution in which you donate or some additional fees until you die.
Answer: Once they have your body, several things could be done with it. Donated bodies are used for testing new medical tools and equipment, testing car safety products, studying stages of advanced decay, studied for anatomy purposes, and testing new surgeries, among other things.