Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

We see a lady washing a white towel in a sink. the lady

OPTIONS:
- dries her clothes and puts them in a tub.
- lifts the towel up.
- dries the towel with a white towel.
- adds soap to a bucket and lays it out.
A: lifts the towel up.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man in a jacket talks in front of house as men stand on the roof. a man

OPTIONS:
- is being interviewed while a helicopter lands in the distance.
- is loading a hose to wet the roof.
- hits a roof with a baseball bat.
- throws shingles off the roof in the background.
A: throws shingles off the roof in the background.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Two men are seen kneeling down before one another in front of a large crowd. one

OPTIONS:
- throws the other down and leads into another fight between two men.
- of them stands up and holds up a bowgger as one man kicks him and another hits him in the head.
- gets up while the others watch and leads into several clips of them kissing and nodding to one another.
- stands up with his back to the crowd and straddles another man holding a whip.
A: throws the other down and leads into another fight between two men.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to recognize signs of over exercising
Stop exercising if you experience muscle or joint pain.
Don't try to work through muscle or joint pain. Pain is a clear sign that you're overdoing it, so listen to your body and take a break.

OPTIONS:
- Soreness and tingling in your joints is a sign of overexercising. Throbbing is pain on your body or muscles due to excessive inactivity.
- If you don't feel comfortable getting up from work, or feel you're overdoing it, call your doctor immediately and see if you should exercise. Excessive pain in one hand, poor balance, and difficulty turning or clearing your head are indications of overexercising.
- Learn about the dangers of decreased activity, such as chronic fatigue. Avoid starting an exercise program that calls for resistance training or strenuous activity after an intense workout to reduce strain.
- Even if you don't experience serious injuries, chronic, nagging muscle soreness is a sign you're exercising too much. Call emergency services if you experience chest pain.
A:
Even if you don't experience serious injuries, chronic, nagging muscle soreness is a sign you're exercising too much. Call emergency services if you experience chest pain.