Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A cowboy is riding a horse in a barn. he
OPTIONS:
- jumps off the horse and rocks back and forth on his horse.
- lassos a small calf.
- then goes over a jump, water skiing.
- picks up a handful of grass and starts to take it apart, packing it into the wheelbarrow.
A: lassos a small calf.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A player of a read team performs a free shot on front a soccer goal, and the players scores. again a player
OPTIONS:
- of a read team scores and another player of a read team scores.
- from a read team celebrates on the high diving board.
- of a read team scores on front the goal.
- wearing red t-shirt scores, and the players jumps and hug to celebrate.
A: wearing red t-shirt scores, and the players jumps and hug to celebrate.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man and woman are scuba diving in the ocean. The guide is helping the woman swim through the water. she
OPTIONS:
- is exploring the bottom of the sea, looking at plants and fish.
- is exhaling through her nose and blowing her breath out.
- stops the scuba diver and picks him up out of the water.
- grabs a fish out of the water and holds it.
A: is exploring the bottom of the sea, looking at plants and fish.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to cope if you fail your first year at university
Research the best classes available to you.
Go through the course catalogue and make a star next to any classes that get you excited about going back into the classroom. One of the best ways to cope with academic failure is finding classes that you'd really love to take.
OPTIONS:
- The best courses cover topics that you have never tried before. Ask teachers to encourage you to try different subjects.
- If you can feel jazzed about resuming your studies, even if the subject material might be different from what you studied last year, it'll be easier to move on from previous struggles. Speak to your professors about the courses you found most challenging.
- Try the spanish language, french or italian courses by paying attention. If you're not sure what classes are right for you, consider starting your own language program to help improve your skills.
- Choose classes that you know you'll enjoy and will interest you for the rest of your life. If you feel like you don't know where to start, cross that off as a no.
A:
If you can feel jazzed about resuming your studies, even if the subject material might be different from what you studied last year, it'll be easier to move on from previous struggles. Speak to your professors about the courses you found most challenging.