question: Complete the next sentence:

How to bunny hop on a bike
Ride at a slow to medium speed and lean back slightly.
Stand up out of the bike seat while keeping your pedals parallel with the ground.
Keep your elbows and knees loose and slightly bent, and bend at the waist so that you are positioned above the bike seat rather than behind it.
OPTIONS:
- Make sure that you allow only your non-kicking foot to hang off the back of the bike. Turn your feet at 90 degree angles.
- Keep your ears pressed against the handlebars in order to keep your balance. Put up your right thigh above the handlebars; your foot should be straight behind the handlebars.
- When you stand up, position your head directly over the front wheel. Sink your weight into the front wheel and then pull your handlebars upward with your arms.
- Wait a moment and pause to extend your legs out from the seat, as if you were getting ready to bunny hop. Lift the scooter close to your body.

answer: When you stand up, position your head directly over the front wheel. Sink your weight into the front wheel and then pull your handlebars upward with your arms.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A baseball player is seen standing on a patch of dirt with another behind him. the man
OPTIONS:
- then throws the ball into the field and runs off.
- then begins to hit a ball.
- spins himself then throws the ball in the end and a man next to him comes and hits him with the ball.
- then throws a spiked ball backwards and hits the bases.

answer: then begins to hit a ball.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to form a study group
Find your group :
A good start is talking to the person sitting next to you. If you don't know them start by introducing yourself and ask how they are finding the class, then you can lead on naturally to asking if they'd like to study with you. Odds are they'll know someone else who want to join in too.
OPTIONS:
- Beware of keeping your group to a good size. For a weekly study group more than 6 people is unlikely to be very efficient (and hard to schedule! ).
- Remember, not everyone has group participation needs. Put the questions into the group : Why did your teacher discuss your idea? Now come out and ask.
- If you can't find them help! Sit near them, just casually. Make sure to have things in common.
- You might ask " what's your name? I noticed your name on the social media. I'm sam and i'd like to join you.

answer:
Beware of keeping your group to a good size. For a weekly study group more than 6 people is unlikely to be very efficient (and hard to schedule! ).