Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A large group of boys paddle around on a lake in red canoes. other groups of boys on a dock
OPTIONS:
- lasso rope that is tied to loors.
- prepare boats for use.
- flip around in canoe.
- paddle around on fikes riding in colorful canoes.
A: prepare boats for use.

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How to check tire tread
Place a penny into any tread groove on your tire.
Rotate the penny so abraham lincoln's head is upside down and inside the tread.
Determine whether you can see lincoln's entire head when the penny is inserted into the tread groove.
OPTIONS:
- Determine whether you can see lincoln's whole face. If lincoln's mouth is coming out into a down position, you must feel that person's head should be tilted away from you.
- Your tires are considered safe and legal if a portion of lincoln's head is covered by the tread. However, if you can see lincoln's entire head after inserting the penny into the groove, you may need to replace your tire.
- Find the marks about 45 degrees away from the headlight head and 50 degrees down on the tire surface. Make note of any new tire tread markings on the driver's side of the tire.
- To measure tread and see whether lincoln's head is upside down, you need to see abraham lincoln's head through the tread groove, crossing most of his torso. Align the pennies so abraham lincoln's head is resting facing to one side.
A: Your tires are considered safe and legal if a portion of lincoln's head is covered by the tread. However, if you can see lincoln's entire head after inserting the penny into the groove, you may need to replace your tire.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to confirm the authenticity of a property title
Know what a property title is.
A property title is a comprehensive term referring to the legal rights an individual has to the property in question. Having title to a piece of property means you have ownership rights over that property and you can choose to do what you want with it.
OPTIONS:
- You will simply choose to have the property held by somebody with that title. There are several official terms used to limit ownership of the property but choose the preferred terms and apply them with extreme caution.
- Therefore, a title is not a tangible item; it is only a legal term conveying your rights to something. Understand the difference between a title and a deed.
- A property title is defined in mind by identifying rights and the validity of those rights or control. An item is that your property is owned by someone else, not something else.
- Whether you purchase a property, or maintain it, you may find ownership is invalid or is invalid because a piece of property may no longer be in use. For example, the ownership may be invalid because the title was destroyed or if someone owns the property to which it belongs.
A: Therefore, a title is not a tangible item; it is only a legal term conveying your rights to something. Understand the difference between a title and a deed.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The same man shines shoes in a shop while other people sit or walk around. An old black and white photo is shown of a barber shop. the older man
OPTIONS:
- is seeing the barber the barber is using and drinking the drink.
- is getting his hair cut by someone who is family, then he is in a different barber shop he was shown and the barber artist continues to show him some shoes.
- shines another shoe and talks about shining shoes.
- plays his silver harmonica then it fades to black.
A:
shines another shoe and talks about shining shoes.