IN: What happens next?

Then they go to the pool where you see kids and families enjoying a nice hot day by the pool. A father makes sure to rub down his sun in sunscreen really well. then the news anchor

OPTIONS:
- stands behind the camera smiling and giving interviews.
- returns and talks a little more about it.
- shows his news segment at the studio about the hot day and also about the kids swimming in a competition.
- tells viewers to you kids it's cooling off so you can enjoy a cool day for a change.

OUT: returns and talks a little more about it.

IN: What happens next?

How to pet a bearded dragon
Get the dragon's attention before you reach your hand into its habitat.
To get the most out of your interaction, it's best to avoid startling the animal. Make a noise or talk to your dragon until it responds by looking at you.

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- This will give you something to hold onto and may prevent your dragon from fighting back. It's not often a good idea to reach inside a bearded dragon's habitat, so it's a good idea to take a few minutes to do this when you're not petting.
- This will let you know that it wants to feel your hand before it's ready to be touched. Stroke the bearded dragon to stimulate the dragon's curiosity.
- Approach from the side and put your hand in its habitat. Be prepared for your bearded dragon to jump or dash at your hand, so keep your hand in its habitat.
- Check to make sure the bearded dragon is not eating or hunting. You will have a better interaction with the animal if you are not interrupting these activities.

OUT: Check to make sure the bearded dragon is not eating or hunting. You will have a better interaction with the animal if you are not interrupting these activities.

IN: What happens next?

Man is running in a race track doing a big jump into the sand and surpassing the other two marks. people in terraces

OPTIONS:
- are watching him nice and cheer him on.
- are very exited and are clapping the man.
- is in a beach doing sports.
- is visible that is followed by the judge and police.

OUT:
are very exited and are clapping the man.