Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The man dives backwards into the pool. The same man then stands on top of a diving board. the man
OPTIONS:
- jumps backwards off the diving board into the pool.
- swims to the edge of the pool.
- then flips several times down the board.
- takes his boxers off and slides into the pool.
A: jumps backwards off the diving board into the pool.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A guy rises to his feet. The guy walks on a tight rope. the guy
OPTIONS:
- swings at a pinata while walking on a slack line.
- falls off of the slack line towards the gym floor.
- celebrates.
- turns to walk back.
A: turns to walk back.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

There are surfers riding on a very large wave. a white wave
OPTIONS:
- hits the large wave on a beach.
- washes the surfers full of water.
- knocks the guys off their board.
- crashes down and the surfer below it disappears as the large white foam of the wave spreads to a very large area on the water.
A: crashes down and the surfer below it disappears as the large white foam of the wave spreads to a very large area on the water.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to become a dental hygienist
Complete your high school studies.
Most dental hygiene programs require that you possess a high school diploma or general educational development (ged) certificate before applying. While in high school try to take a variety of science classes, such as biology.
OPTIONS:
- Subjects like algebra, math, and calculus may require coursework and practice. Take your dental dental hygienist license exam.
- You should also take anatomy and physics, as these will be major medical professions. You will continue to study these subjects in high school for further education in a certain area.
- Studying a foreign language may make it easier to interact with your future patients. In your senior year, sign up to take the act or sat exams.
- Be sure that you know a broad section of science and try to keep your knowledge current. Many students-frequently-want to become a dental hygienist because they are concerned about their own personal and physiological health.
A:
Studying a foreign language may make it easier to interact with your future patients. In your senior year, sign up to take the act or sat exams.