Problem: The woman is sitting at the table talking to the camera. the woman OPTIONS:
- make a drink in a glass and handed it to the woman.
- is holding a wrapped gift, then she is showing the materials she used.
- is now sitting in a chair with an url on her belly.
- is getting her hair sprayed.

Answer: is holding a wrapped gift, then she is showing the materials she used.

Problem: A woman is seen sitting in a canoe when a man pushes her along and climbs in back. the man OPTIONS:
- paddles forward accidentally putting her backwards, and once upright he puts his legs over and ties a rope in front of him.
- is seen riding around and looking at her surroundings while the man behind paddles.
- and woman continue paddling along on their hookah pipes and whistling harmoniously to one another.
- gets off the canoe and shakes a woman's hand as well as a man's.

Answer: is seen riding around and looking at her surroundings while the man behind paddles.

Problem: How to write a letter to contest a parking ticket
Take photographs of the scene.
When you receive a parking ticket that you suspect is unwarranted, take photographs of the scene to use as evidence in your appeal letter. Take pictures of your car parked in the location where you received the ticket. OPTIONS:
- If you don't have photographs available, you can use digital cameras to take photos of your car. These can help prove that you were not in the crossfit parking lot when you received your ticket.
- Don't let the photographer photograph you without a permission. Hold onto these photos as they can give you evidence to back up your claim.
- Then, take the photos to the police station. Alternatively, you can also take some and show them to the judge.
- Also take pictures of any relevant signs, markings on the road or curb, or parking meter. You will attach these photos to your letter.
Answer: Also take pictures of any relevant signs, markings on the road or curb, or parking meter. You will attach these photos to your letter.