question: Complete the next sentence:

Several different men are shown making long jumps in track and field competitions. one of the men
OPTIONS:
- celebrates his distance as he finishes his jump.
- jumps the pole but is redirected until he reaches the goal area and again serves the pole high into the air.
- wins the competition in a race and he is congratulated and he bows.
- takes one of the jump shots with his javelin.

answer: celebrates his distance as he finishes his jump.

question: Complete the next sentence:

An empty gymnasium is shown when a girl hits a button the computer and begins starting a routine. she
OPTIONS:
- twirls around the gym floor with a baton and moves her arms around.
- begins by running down a track and jumping high causing a crowd to cheer.
- continues dancing with her routine and starts talking to one of the boys in the gym.
- starts a flip performance that includes flip, pass and long jump in the air.

answer: twirls around the gym floor with a baton and moves her arms around.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to deal with a lazy child
Offer rewards and privileges for completing homework.
Teach your child that they have to complete their work before they can do more enjoyable activities. Try to be consistent, and keep tabs on their access to a cell phone, video games, and other distractions.
OPTIONS:
- For example, say, " when you've finished your homework, you can play your video game. " you could have them put their phone in a basket and only allow them to access it once they've finished an assignment.
- Offer to call or text the teacher when your child works on homework or any other activity that reminds them that they are entitled to a reward. Look out for simple kindness in addition to accomplishing work related rewards.
- For instance, you might offer a time limit for homework and when you know they will finish it. The more specific your instructions are, the more likely your child will be to stick to them.
- Be sure to keep a clear tally of how long every assignment takes and ask what your child gets the most the rewards. For example, you may offer large rewards like an allowance for completing at least 8 problems each day, or using extra time on homework for right before class.

answer:
For example, say, " when you've finished your homework, you can play your video game. " you could have them put their phone in a basket and only allow them to access it once they've finished an assignment.