Problem: A girl wearing red hirt with her face is sitting on a living room and is reading tweets and talking about them. Girl holds a small pumpkin and a knife and cut the pumpkin while talking. the pumkkin OPTIONS:
- is slice in two and is shown the inside while the girl keps talking and reading tweets.
- shirt is then put on a chair and is shown on the screen.
- is flipped toward the pumpkin and the pumpkin is laying on its back on front it is spilling blood.
- align the knife and pour the pumpkin with some leaves on the pumpkin and one of the boys here takes his carbents brush to cuts the globes a pumpkin.

Answer: is slice in two and is shown the inside while the girl keps talking and reading tweets.

Problem: How to treat musculoskeletal pain without surgery
Take it easy.
When you first notice any musculoskeletal pain, you should take it easy and rest your sore muscles. This means abstaining from exercise, strenuous activity, or any other activity that will overwork your muscles. OPTIONS:
- Try and rest your sore muscles for about one to two days before surgery-do not do anything strenuous for up to one week after. If you are assisting your surgeon during surgery, do not start walking right after surgery.
- Make sure you take a few days off from this kind of activity, only starting it again once the pain in your muscles have stopped. This doesn't mean you can't walk or do light work, since moving the sore muscles a little bit may actually help your muscles.
- This includes physical activity like walking, jogging, dancing, running, lifting weights, or anything else which may produce pain. Take it easy until you are completely healed of your ailment and are ready to return to the normal activity level after a few days have passed.
- Avoid any activities that can increase your inflammation, such as ,. Whenever possible, keep your muscles loose and avoid stair climbing or weight bearing activities.

Answer: Make sure you take a few days off from this kind of activity, only starting it again once the pain in your muscles have stopped. This doesn't mean you can't walk or do light work, since moving the sore muscles a little bit may actually help your muscles.

Problem: A person rolls in the grass after a fall and gets up to join a game of lacrosse. We see gear in the grass and a man speaking to the camera. men OPTIONS:
- fight over lacrosse and are shown raking in the grass and talking to the camera.
- play lacrosse and ladies cheer on the side.
- are shown holding lacrosse sticks and a girl is seen hitting a ball with one.
- are shown talking again.
Answer: play lacrosse and ladies cheer on the side.