Two girls are seen holding a pose in the middle of a large gymnasium while others watch around them. The girls begin performing a dance routine while using batons. the girls

OPTIONS:
- continue to dance all along the floor and ends by holding proper poses on their sticks.
- continue dancing back and fourth while others watch and clap and end by turning around.
- continue dancing together with the batons in the middle of the room and side to side.
- continue to dance around and end by holding a pose.

continue to dance around and end by holding a pose.

Weightlifters representing several countries are in a room. Many large men lift a heavy barbell in the competition, one after the other. they

OPTIONS:
- hold the barbell over their head, and then receive a score on their efforts.
- bend over and lift weight to their shoulders.
- stop for a moment to drink from a machine.
- lift the weight up to their chest together, threw it down to the ground.

hold the barbell over their head, and then receive a score on their efforts.

How to act french
Use " bonjour " to greet people.
In france, it's customary to greet others with a friendly, " bonjour. " " bonjour " is used to say hello to friends and family and is pronounced " bon-joor.

OPTIONS:
- " however, it's also used with strangers. It's customary to say " bonjour " when entering a shop.
- " pronounce this greeting: " bonjour. " the term translates similarly to " hello, " but without its sound.
- " " bonete " is a french phrase for " hello. " " bon-joat " is an latin translation of the french " love.
- " Say " l'aime " when greeting an acquaintance, or " j'aime " when greeting a family member or friend. Catch people if they don't recognize you.

" however, it's also used with strangers. It's customary to say " bonjour " when entering a shop.

How to deal with your first week of college
Check your timetable.
Make sure that you know what you have, when you have it, and where you have it. Most colleges offer maps to students who need to know their way around.

OPTIONS:
- If you are just going to school, then mark out the first day of the next semester starting at 9:00 am and following that up by 6:00 pm. That will give you time to take a shower, bath, shave and make sure your clothes are clean.
- If you are in school, this would probably be in the locker or on the class bulletin board. Sometimes, this information might be too vague when checking your timetable.
- If you don't know what you have to plan for the first week after your ceremony you can always find out more. Also, check what you have planned for the week after.
- Alternatively, never be afraid to ask anyone for directions to your classroom. If you are new to that campus take a tour you might be amazed at what you find.
Alternatively, never be afraid to ask anyone for directions to your classroom. If you are new to that campus take a tour you might be amazed at what you find.