Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

People are playing a game of volleyball in the sand on the beach. People are playing drums on the beach. A woman in a yellow outfit is dancing. the team

OPTIONS:
- poses for a picture behind a banner.
- pass the ball back and forth to the goal.
- has a yellow background.
- of blue team are backing the other team up against a sand dune.
A: poses for a picture behind a banner.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to harness your emotions
Understand the purpose of your emotions.
Emotions help you adapt and survive as you navigate an ever-changing world. Emotions alert you, prompting you to pay attention to the situation at hand.

OPTIONS:
- This may include feelings of sadness, anger, anxiety, loss, fear, or helplessness. These are much less immediate than normal emotions, leading to faster and more unpredictable responses.
- In particular, you need to harness the emotional response called physiological response. This is where our emotions help us stay in tune with ourselves and those around us.
- Uncomfortable emotions like fear, anger, sadness, or anxiety help humans address threats, social situations, and loss. Anxiety, for example, can serve the purpose of preparing for a future threat.
- Be aware that feelings are thought of in different ways, and can be physical or emotional, depending on the situations you encounter. Here are some of the more common emotions : Anger-you are angry with someone or something that just happened.
A: Uncomfortable emotions like fear, anger, sadness, or anxiety help humans address threats, social situations, and loss. Anxiety, for example, can serve the purpose of preparing for a future threat.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

We see a boy holding onto to a pole being pulled by a boat. He gets on his feet and skis. the boy

OPTIONS:
- loses his balance and fall off the pole entirely.
- drinks the soda in his mouth.
- skis down rapids and rocks.
- skis down the side of a mountain.
A: loses his balance and fall off the pole entirely.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A person is walking along a slack line. they

OPTIONS:
- are laying down flat on their back for a length of time.
- get into a truck and start bungee jumping over the lines.
- are moving back and forth on the slack line.
- get in the raft and float.
A:
are moving back and forth on the slack line.