A small boy plays with a toy vacuum. an adult

OPTIONS:
- vacuums the water from a small child's shoes.
- waits patiently next a small boy like a role model.
- vacuums the floor beside him.
- tools the vacuum cleaner by pushing a button.

vacuums the floor beside him.

A gymnast is seen performing a routine on a set of uneven bars doing various flips and tricks. she

OPTIONS:
- continues spinning around and ends up jumping down and smiling while holding her arms up.
- does these with her hands and ends by walking off the set smiling and clapping.
- continues performing patterns as well as bending and flipping over at the end before turning across the bars and ending with her coach walking up and doing her routine.
- continues jumping up and down on the bars and ends by holding her arms up in the air in the end.

continues spinning around and ends up jumping down and smiling while holding her arms up.

A man combs his beard in front of a mirror in his bathroom. The man reaches down to pick up sizzors then trims his mustache. the man

OPTIONS:
- kisses his mustache and looks still in the mirror.
- sits in the bathtub to do shave then goes away to shower and change clothes.
- picks up lotion which he applies to his neck.
- shows off the trimmings.

picks up lotion which he applies to his neck.

How to survive a tsunami (for kids )
Determine how at risk your home is.
During a tsunami, low-lying areas near the ocean are extremely vulnerable to the waves. You should know how at risk your family is before a disaster occurs, so you know how to prepare.

OPTIONS:
- Decide how you will respond to a tsunami. Are you out of your house for a disaster of this magnitude? Did you see a tsunami? Was it the first time you saw a tsunami? Are you surrounded by a tsunami? Prepare for waves.
- You should make certain your family is at risk before a tsunami-or even a full-blown tsunami. Stay in the safe areas in your home.
- Your parents will probably know if your home is a tsunami hazard area, but you should also know how high your street is above sea level and how far your neighborhood is from the coast and other areas where waves may occur. Those numbers usually help officials decide if you need to evacuate during a tsunami.
- Consider how you can help a local body of water or to save a nearby one when the tsunami arrives. Use these circumstances to decide if you and your family can survive.
Your parents will probably know if your home is a tsunami hazard area, but you should also know how high your street is above sea level and how far your neighborhood is from the coast and other areas where waves may occur. Those numbers usually help officials decide if you need to evacuate during a tsunami.