question: Complete the next sentence:

A man and woman are standing together on an outdoor patio. They begin dancing in unison, doing several moves. they
OPTIONS:
- dance back and fourth, demonstrating them in various settings.
- fall down onto the ground as they dance.
- stop dancing once again and the girl walks away.
- continue dancing as a small group watches.

answer: continue dancing as a small group watches.

question: Complete the next sentence:

Small furry cat is playing on top of bed and a man is showing a nail cliper and the cat starts playing with it. man
OPTIONS:
- is cleaning each nail using a hair gel and a spray paint brush and is dropping the clippers to wet them and show how you can make them scrape with a brush to make them messy.
- is putting black nail polish on the nail of the cat using a nail clipper.
- is caressing the cat and shows a image ni a laptop about how to cut the cat nails.
- picked up a razor and sharpened the nail and is giving and rubbing it on the cat and afterwards the woman picked the cat up.

answer: is caressing the cat and shows a image ni a laptop about how to cut the cat nails.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to improve your putting
Look around you before you putt.
Unlike full shots that have to do with the air, putting is all about the contour of the ground. Look at all your putts from behind the hole and from a 90-degree angle.
OPTIONS:
- From here, you can see plenty of people approaching and you can plan your putt accordingly. If your putt is not better, assess your putt before attempting to putt.
- It is not telling you what to anticipate and what to do. For instance, if you are right handed, it is nice to have your left elbow parallel to the ground.
- Don't be too sure what you should do to improve the backside of your putt. You can't improve a backside shot if you don't know where your shot needs to be.
- This will give you a clear idea of the distance and elevation of the ground before you putt. Set the ball near your front foot.

answer:
This will give you a clear idea of the distance and elevation of the ground before you putt. Set the ball near your front foot.