question: Complete the next sentence:

How to dive into a pool
Find a deep diving pool.
Since diving means entering a pool headfirst, the water has to be deep enough so that you don't hit the bottom too quickly and risk getting a head or spine injury. The red cross considers nine feet to be a good depth for diving if you want to be especially cautious, but the diving area in many pools is eight feet deep.
OPTIONS:
- Position yourself where you can dive straight in the water with minimal movement. This will improve the likelihood of getting to the bottom of the pool later in the day.
- Never dive into a pool that's less than eight feet deep. If you're unsure how deep a pool is, it's best to avoid diving there.
- Some pools have tennis courts, large beach areas, or splash pools. Look for a well drained and clear area.
- Look for any broken or damaged diving boards. Dig a small hole in the bottom of the swimming pool.

answer: Never dive into a pool that's less than eight feet deep. If you're unsure how deep a pool is, it's best to avoid diving there.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to combat tourette's stigma
Find humor in it.
One way to help combat the stigma of tourette's is to find the humor in it. This means laughing about the unique and sometimes funny tics that accompany the syndrome.
OPTIONS:
- Learning to laugh at tourette's can help you to better understand your condition and make yourself laugh more. If your tourette's is caused by depression or anxiety, you should try to find supportive people in your life who will support you and speak kindly to you.
- Some of the involuntary verbal tics people say are creative and humorous. Just as you would laugh at a joke someone tells, finding humor in the things you say can help you break the stigma on yourself.
- Try making a joke, a class joke, or even only bring up the word " tourette's. " you might be surprised to realize that it doesn't feel like a word at all.
- Watch a movie you know will get you laughing. Try a book you've heard of; read a magazine or blog.

answer: Some of the involuntary verbal tics people say are creative and humorous. Just as you would laugh at a joke someone tells, finding humor in the things you say can help you break the stigma on yourself.

question: Complete the next sentence:

Video of a lacrosse game taken from the stands is shown. a player
OPTIONS:
- takes a shot at the net.
- scores a goal with his normal version of a jump rope trick.
- lay a body of 12 iron on the ground, he.
- shoots a bag of cement, then makes a goal.

answer:
takes a shot at the net.