Problem: Another boy is seen riding along the water in a canoe as well as several others paddling by. more shots OPTIONS:
- of people riding together are shown of people riding along the water and riding up very high on small waves.
- are shown of people moving along the water as well as a man mixing a drink behind them one by one.
- are shown of people riding in their canoes and capturing the scenery around them.
- are shown of people riding along on the water while moving along the water and another woman riding in a canoe.

Answer: are shown of people riding in their canoes and capturing the scenery around them.

Problem: People are seen walking around a gym and run towards the middle. The kids then play a game of dodgeball against one another. one team OPTIONS:
- just loses and runs away.
- wins and cheers with one another as they line up to receive a trophy.
- score a goal and upset the other.
- throws the other down and walks away.

Answer: wins and cheers with one another as they line up to receive a trophy.

Problem: How to escape the small town blues
Visit your town's tourism board website or office.
Chances are, you'll be surprised at how many interesting sights and activities your local nature and cultural scene can offer. Become a tourist in your own neighborhood by finding and visiting local attractions. OPTIONS:
- To make it to your destination, you'll need to be prepared to get deep into the tourist world. Sites like the nation's largest wildlife refuge or the national park are great places to stay.
- Once you've consulted official guides, feel free to browse independent sources like personal blogs and forums. Talk to people as you go about your day as well.
- You can talk to local ocean enthusiasts, watch a seascape show, or take a walk with friends. In addition to downtown tourist spots, the city of cedar creek and its community are also great places to find attractions on the small town blues's tourism board site.
- In addition to skydiving, hiking, and similar excursions, you can explore throughout your town to see places that you've never been before. If possible, stay in a hotel while you're at town hall hall or in a regular dorm room as you explore.
Answer: Once you've consulted official guides, feel free to browse independent sources like personal blogs and forums. Talk to people as you go about your day as well.