Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A male attaches a hollow stick on a bull whom chases him. A guy messes with a bull. A bull pushes a man down. the
A: audience claps while standing.

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How to talk faster
Read a text out loud at varying speeds.
You can do speed talking drills to improve your ability to speak quickly and clearly. Do this by reading an example passage from a book that contains challenging terms or by using original writing that contains terms you want to get better and faster at saying out loud.
A: Start by reading the text out loud at a normal speed. Then, read the same passage again at a slightly faster speed.

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How to escape from dangerous forest animals
Look at the color of the bear's fur.
It's important you determine what kind of bear you're dealing with. The way you respond to a black bear encounter will be very different than a brown bear encounter.
A: If the bear has black fur, it's a black bear. Full-grown black bears are usually smaller than brown bears.

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How to make scrambled eggs with bacon
Decide the amount.
Determine how many people you are cooking for and their appetites. Some people want up to six slices of bacon while others will only eat one.
A:
If you are feeling unsure just cook extra. The allure of bacon is very strong, and if no one eats it, you can store it in the fridge.