Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A woman sits in a barber chair and speaks to the camera. She then goes to a mirror and uses various products on her hair. she

OPTIONS:
- then burries and styles her hair.
- mixes and styles the hair.
- sprays something on the side of her head and then we see her in a ponytail.
- then brushes and blows it dry before turning to the camera and speaking some more.
A: then brushes and blows it dry before turning to the camera and speaking some more.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A woman is seen bending down and peeling paper off a mans back. The man leans forward the woman begins tattooing him while several shots are shown of sessions. the woman

OPTIONS:
- continues to pull back the paper peeling it off.
- continues tattooing the man and shows off the tattoo in the end.
- continues to brush with the needle and ends with the man laying still.
- does the tattoo down the front of the man.
A: continues tattooing the man and shows off the tattoo in the end.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to sue the state government
Write down your memories of the incident.
In order to successfully bring a lawsuit, you need evidence. In court, you will need to prove that someone acting on behalf of the state injured you.

OPTIONS:
- For example, suppose you are in your car accident and someone slammed on your door when you were driving. Someone who assaulted you can only sue you for unprovoked assault.
- For example, a state employee may have discriminated against you because of your race. Or a state agency might not have maintained the safety of one of their buildings, thus injuring you.
- The material facts that made you feel badly were tainted after you reprimanded that person and you should include everything you have ever looked into. You can find a sample of what you can find online : Check your jurisdiction's law.
- For example, you may have witnessed the person you believe was injured and then hired an attorney to represent you. It might have taken more than one person to represent you.
A: For example, a state employee may have discriminated against you because of your race. Or a state agency might not have maintained the safety of one of their buildings, thus injuring you.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man is seen speaking to the camera and holding a jump rope. the man

OPTIONS:
- begins jump roping with one side of the body and jumps of the jumping rope multiple times while jumping on his knees.
- begins spinning the rope around various objects while crossing it multiple times, and ends by crossing over the jump rope in the end.
- then begins jumping around on the ropes while performing hula hoops.
- begins jumping rope continuously while swinging the rope all over.
A:
begins jumping rope continuously while swinging the rope all over.