Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man jumps onto a balance beam. He does a gymnastics routine on the balance beam. he
OPTIONS:
- dismounts, then walks out to his car.
- dismounts and lands on a mat.
- then dismounts the beam and flips several times off.
- dismounts, but then does another sort of routine, jumping off and somersaulting several times.
A: dismounts and lands on a mat.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to bathe a french horn
Find a bath big enough to comfortably take your horn and line it with an old sheet or towels.
( this prevents damage to horn and bath. )
Fill the bath with lukewarm water.
OPTIONS:
- Add some mild detergent (like filtered water) and immerse yourself in the water. Swish it around for about 10 minutes; you can rinse with the cool tap only--it is crucial that you don't overfill your horn.
- Remove all slides, mouthpiece and any other moving parts from the horn. ( if it has a detachable bell, remove this.
- The water is cold enough to work well, but not so warm that it drips down the horn. Lay your horn at the bottom of the bath.
- Hot water will warm up your horn and make it safer to use, it also will help repair your horn's durability. There are numerous ways to use a french horn, but most of the easiest is to base it on how warm the water is-using warm water might help soften your horn's durability as well.
A: Remove all slides, mouthpiece and any other moving parts from the horn. ( if it has a detachable bell, remove this.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to use a sextant
Know, if possible, your position above sea level.
If you're not using the sextant from aboard a ship at sea, you'll have to correct your sighting for your height above sea level. We'll discuss the correction later; for now, you just need to know your elevation above sea level.
OPTIONS:
- Sight the horizon by looking through the horizon mirror. The horizon mirror is only partially silvered, allowing you to look through it and through the sighting scope beyond it.
- Move your sextant to higher magnification than your actual height for the easiest and safest landing. The additional magnification will provide you with more natural visibility.
- Know, however, that it will take longer to change sexes or sizes. How long it takes you to change sexes from a fly-up to a mosquito is up to you, but it will help with the work.
- If landing on an open sea, raise your cv/bmp to 1000 mpg to face up. To gain height following landing, don't lift up your cv/bmp, but lift up your fps or bmp.
A: Sight the horizon by looking through the horizon mirror. The horizon mirror is only partially silvered, allowing you to look through it and through the sighting scope beyond it.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A close up of a pumpkin is seen followed by a child scouping out the middle. Another child next to her is seen cutting out the pumpkin when an adults walks into frame. the adults
OPTIONS:
- grab opening supplies to cut the pictures and show the same pumpkin.
- then hold up the pumpkin on front them and begin to cut out the top.
- helps the children with one smiling to the camera and holding up seeds while the camera pans around the room.
- all move on the pumpkin moving back and fourth.
A:
helps the children with one smiling to the camera and holding up seeds while the camera pans around the room.