Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A large beer pong table is shown with cups laid out and people playing. many clips

OPTIONS:
- are shown of people playing beer pong as well as speaking to the camera.
- are shown of the people throwing balls to one another.
- are shown of people gathered around an enclosure.
- are shown of people boxing with ard pucks and various others playing.
A: are shown of people playing beer pong as well as speaking to the camera.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to overcome unemployment
Don't assume you need to do the same job.
If you lost your job because it was obsolete, it will be very hard to find the same job again. This is your chance to update your skills for a new era.

OPTIONS:
- The reason you're missing this opportunity is because you are short on income. Be honest with yourself and ask yourself if you actually need this opportunity.
- As long as you can have a good work-life balance, you should be fine. While some may assume you can act overtime for your employer, this is not the case.
- If you're currently unemployed (meaning the job hasn't been updated since you lost your job), that doesn't mean you should quit. You won't feel a huge sense of accomplishment for leaving your former employer, but that doesn't mean you should quit your current job.
- Go to your local job services center. Most of these places offer resume services for free, in addition to job placement.
A: Go to your local job services center. Most of these places offer resume services for free, in addition to job placement.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to finish your homework
Set aside a specific time to do your homework.
Doing your homework at the same time each day will help you develop a regular routine. Just make sure it's a time when you'll likely be alert and motivated.

OPTIONS:
- For instance, try setting aside a time you know you can work well such as an hour or 2 before dinner, or if you're a night owl, after dinner. Work in blocks of time with breaks in between each block.
- Set aside your break time for other reasons, like dinner and work so you'll have enough time to prepare yourself emotionally. Don't change your schedule to hide bad behavior just because your teacher is calling.
- If you are working in the evenings, you might want to set aside a certain amount of time each evening for homework. If you can't get into bed for work one afternoon, set aside time between then and midnight for spending time doing your homework in the morning.
- For example, are you already at your schoolwork and don't want to be late? Do you already have an assignment due and don't want to focus on the class paper in the meantime? Give yourself a reward. Research has linked this simple decision to motivation and getting good grades in high school.
A: For instance, try setting aside a time you know you can work well such as an hour or 2 before dinner, or if you're a night owl, after dinner. Work in blocks of time with breaks in between each block.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man is practicing hitting a ball with a stick on a field. he

OPTIONS:
- stops to talk and send someone an upset look.
- continues to hit the ball onto the field.
- picks up the ball, throws it several times.
- stands in a circle and hits a ball.
A:
continues to hit the ball onto the field.