Problem: They struggle for a short while, and as soon as the guy on the right is using all his might the man on the left let's his fist go and the man on the left accidentally punches his own face and knocks his glasses off. the man OPTIONS:
- on the right has trouble with his glasses because he smashes them when he hits the ground as well.
- on the left tries again and this time he succeeds and hits his lip pretty hard but doesn't fall down and the man on the right locks his jaw first and eventually breaks it.
- on the left reaches down and picks up the glasses that's fallen on the floor and casually lifts them both and keeps them near his face.
- on the left as well as everyone around them starts laughing very hard and the two men shake hands.

Answer: on the left as well as everyone around them starts laughing very hard and the two men shake hands.

Problem: A musician is shown leaning over a chair. He is then singing, talking and dancing with small children. he OPTIONS:
- dances around the stage and ends with credits.
- shows several dance moves and advertises his video for teaching dance.
- blows into frisbees, and the kids are shown jumping on him and crying.
- continues playing the violin as well as singing and dancing in a large classroom.

Answer: shows several dance moves and advertises his video for teaching dance.

Problem: How to invest when you are in debt
Learn more about your debt.
There are three kinds of debt. Depending on what kind of debt you have, you may or may not be a good candidate for investing while in debt. OPTIONS:
- Understand the most common types of debt : Personal debt. Debt from family or friends may be your most common debt because it is the most expensive.
- You can invest if you have low-interest or tax-deductible debt. You probably should not invest when you have high interest debt.
- Each type of debt lets you choose the one that will suit your situation the most in terms of amount you owe. You can also build debt by renting out parts of your home, buying property without financing, or buying the home outright and renting it.
- Social debt: try researching other people's debt. You may want to talk to the best friends or family members in your peer group, and look into people who can offer you their side of the story.
Answer: You can invest if you have low-interest or tax-deductible debt. You probably should not invest when you have high interest debt.