We see a boy opening a box in a car. The boy puts on his jumpstilts and helmet. the boy

OPTIONS:
- ropes a calf in a small ring in a scrap yard.
- walks around the parking lot.
- stands on the top of a mountain.
- then stands up with a rock in his hand.

walks around the parking lot.

A man is inside a gym while speaking to the camera. other men

OPTIONS:
- lay out a carpet and roll carpet in there.
- ride bikes on front him and show back flips on.
- join him as they gear up to go and run in a marathon.
- are working out behind him.

are working out behind him.

How to trace an image using inkscape
Import your image.
Click " file " on the menu bar, and then select " import. "
Open the tracing tool.

OPTIONS:
- It's the image which you'll need to import on inkscape (or another image of your choice). Alternatively, you can use a microsoft copy of the original image.
- Press alt + r (mac) or shift + x (pc) to open the drawing tool. Trace your image onto a sheet of microsoft color paper.
- To open inkscape's tracing engine, click " path " on the menu bar, then select " trace bitmap. " Choose between single and multiple scans.
- This tool will allow you to change the white background into a black and white background. You can also add more areas, such as sectors and quadrants, if desired.

To open inkscape's tracing engine, click " path " on the menu bar, then select " trace bitmap. " Choose between single and multiple scans.

An image of the front of a dog parlor is shown followed by images of the dogs they have helped and the equipment inside. as the pictures

OPTIONS:
- continue, they are again talking and sitting at a table and factory equipment on the ground is shown.
- run through the screen, sparks are seen flying.
- continue, dogs are being shown getting groomed in a large bath tub.
- followed and then left the camera on a cart, the images also overlaid on the getting a dog cut from a wheelchair and now back to a white dog on a leash.
continue, dogs are being shown getting groomed in a large bath tub.