Problem: . three boys in a grass covered back yard OPTIONS:
- break around piles of dead leaves.
- are playing croquet, hitting the ball back and forth to a net and hitting it back and forth back and forth.
- take turns playing a game of cricket on the lawn.
- with three rakes are holding out cucumbers till one boy walks past.

Answer: take turns playing a game of cricket on the lawn.

Problem: Instead of arm wrestling the man on the left uses his two hands to pull down the one fist of the man on the right. they OPTIONS:
- continue playing arm wrestling through a series of walks.
- arm wrestle arm wrestling back and fourth against the floor while at the same time a man behind them cheers on.
- struggle for a short while, and as soon as the guy on the right is using all his might the man on the left let's his fist go and the man on the left accidentally punches his own face and knocks his glasses off.
- simultaneously bouncy backwards and back, flipping the man on the right onto his back.

Answer: struggle for a short while, and as soon as the guy on the right is using all his might the man on the left let's his fist go and the man on the left accidentally punches his own face and knocks his glasses off.

Problem: How to row on a rowing machine
Lock your feet into the straps.
Before you begin, make sure your feet are secured to the foot plate. To do so, use the straps provided on the machine. OPTIONS:
- Make sure you are anchored firmly to the foot plate, then start rowing. Your feet will begin to move from the toes to hips.
- Only tighten them every 10-20 times. Alternatively, you can put an exercise ball under your inner elbow if you're worried about stiffness.
- You should have a firm grip on the straps at all times. Your feet should be firmly locked together, with your toes on the foot plate with your heels on the belt buckle.
- Pull the straps across the top of your foot. Secure them until they're tight to the point your feet do not slide around on the foot plate.
Answer: Pull the straps across the top of your foot. Secure them until they're tight to the point your feet do not slide around on the foot plate.