Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man in a suit sits against a background. He nods his head as he looks at the camera. He then begins to talk about something. he
OPTIONS:
- keeps speaking about what.
- starts running and throws a handful of balls.
- alternates between talking and listening.
- is shown playing a set of thick headphones while holding a flute.
A: alternates between talking and listening.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

Some one pours baking soda down a drain. The person holds the box of baking soda up the the camera. the person
OPTIONS:
- pours the baking soda into some contact lenses.
- puts some of the baking soda inside the pan.
- replaces the baking soda with alcohol.
- then continues to pour baking soda all over the inside of the sink.
A: then continues to pour baking soda all over the inside of the sink.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

An intro leads into several shots of water steaming and a young woman swimming back and fourth in the water. she
OPTIONS:
- poses and throws her arms in the air hanging upside down while smiling and displaying a thumbs up.
- comes up to the surface and speaks to the camera while several more shots of water are shown.
- holds the camera near a calm body of water and continues swimming back and fourth.
- is grabbing poles off of a board and attempting to pole vaults over the side.
A: comes up to the surface and speaks to the camera while several more shots of water are shown.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to get rid of your dog
Talk to your friends and family first.
Before you go any further, find out whether someone you know and trust might be interested in taking your dog. This would be the most ideal situation, because they already know your dog, and you would be able to visit your dog in the future.
OPTIONS:
- Remember, the right house for your dog is the place where he will get the attention and nutrition he needs. It should also be where he can spend the rest of his life, and receive proper veterinary care.
- Ask your friends and family if they could recommend anyone who seems like a loyal, reliable, trustworthy person. You don't want to choose the person who feels like the best choice.
- You could say to someone in your circle of friends, " i have a dog that i've been planning to introduce to me. I have an idea of what it will be like to adopt a dog and want to put something up for adoption.
- If the people you know are very supportive, you shouldn't hesitate to talk to them. It doesn't make sense to ask someone you already know, but if they are unfamiliar with your dog, you should still talk to someone you trust.
A:
Remember, the right house for your dog is the place where he will get the attention and nutrition he needs. It should also be where he can spend the rest of his life, and receive proper veterinary care.