Problem: Two people are playing a lacrosse game. they OPTIONS:
- take turns throwing the ball to really hard people who have their feet on the ground.
- hit the ball against the wall several times.
- jump over the fence and land in a field of green grass.
- shoot at the goal and make the point.

Answer: shoot at the goal and make the point.

Problem: A person is sitting behind a table doing a rubiks cube blind folded. a timer OPTIONS:
- is on the desk in front of them.
- tops the toggle and it shows to be as long as your finger.
- is placed over the little boy's face when he finishes.
- is then being held up for the person to read it.

Answer: is on the desk in front of them.

Problem: How to evaluate if your friendships are healthy
Decide if both of you are equally invested in the friendship.
A healthy friendship is balanced, with both people equally invested in the relationship. For example, both friends should take time to call each other or make invitations to hang out. OPTIONS:
- For example, if you are doing all the calling and inviting, it could be a sign that the friendship is unhealthy. Think about whether your conversations are balanced.
- Healthy friends will not make plans during the weekend and will not play difficult games, such as tag or netball. Friendships should also let both people participate in social activities and set aside time for rest.
- A healthy friendship can be supportive but distant. Identify when you want to break up.
- ( the latter would be more fun if you held down another friend's number the first time they call). Look for confirmation that your friendship is healthy.
Answer: For example, if you are doing all the calling and inviting, it could be a sign that the friendship is unhealthy. Think about whether your conversations are balanced.