Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man watches a performance on tv while playing a set of hand drums at home. the man

OPTIONS:
- continues to tap his drum drums and turn his head in all directions.
- begins to play two drum drums at once.
- grimaces as he plays the drums.
- looks forward and focuses while playing the drums.
A: looks forward and focuses while playing the drums.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A dog groomer brushes the coat of a dog with a brush that is sitting on a table. the brushes

OPTIONS:
- continue to brush his fur as he rests on the table.
- start on the bottom part of the dog's neck.
- are seen by themselves up close.
- pick up the wet dog and then to dry it with a towel.
A: are seen by themselves up close.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

We see a man walk over and sits on a rowing machine. The man drink from his water. The man rows fast on the machine. We see a title screen. we

OPTIONS:
- then see the man board a surf board.
- see the man stop rowing and walks and gets the camera.
- see a man look at his camera.
- see the ending title screen.
A: see the man stop rowing and walks and gets the camera.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to diagnose hamster dental problems
Look for signs your hamster isn't eating.
Overgrown teeth make it difficult for the hamster to eat. This is because the long teeth force the jaws permanently apart, the long teeth grow into the roof of the mouth or pierce the lips, or the teeth develop sharp jagged edges that make eating painful.

OPTIONS:
- For example, look for overgrown teeth starting from the rear or front row of teeth. The teeth grow outward from the front row, sometimes going past the incisors.
- If your hamster's food is not disappearing like it usually does, then it may not be eating due to dental problems. Don't assume food that disappears has been eaten.
- Large, overgrown teeth give your hamster a toothache. The teeth have grown out of the head and will disappear any time the hamster eats the food.
- Plaque production around this part of the mouth can also cause dental problems. So, your hamster might eat litter, sticky or waxy cat litter, poop, or even human food.
A:
If your hamster's food is not disappearing like it usually does, then it may not be eating due to dental problems. Don't assume food that disappears has been eaten.