Problem: The man walks into the room and stands in front of the dumbbells and then falls to his knees where he talks and shows his profile and then turns, on his knees, again, to face the camera head on. the man OPTIONS:
- then picks up the dumbbells and begins lifting them directly over his head, facing the camera, and then again from a profile angle, before placing the dumbbells down, vertically, and leaving the room.
- then stands up through a halt board and fights his way out of the room and the lady walks in and steps to the side.
- talks again while demonstrates his pose under the dumbbells and then walks out the door once more.
- stands and briefly poses and then leads into the athlete taking off his t-shirt, standing on the ramps, then does numerous side and side kicks while showing him from multiple angles demonstrate surface form.

Answer: then picks up the dumbbells and begins lifting them directly over his head, facing the camera, and then again from a profile angle, before placing the dumbbells down, vertically, and leaving the room.

Problem: Several people are seen swimming inside a large pool. they OPTIONS:
- swim, then jump into the pool.
- swim around in the pool yelling to the camera.
- are involved in a game of water polo.
- repeatedly throw balls at each other over and over.

Answer: are involved in a game of water polo.

Problem: How to get help for someone abusing inhalants
Talk to loved ones and children ahead of time.
One of the easiest ways that you can help someone is to prevent any inhalant abuse in the first place. Be proactive with your children, for example, and warn them about the dangers of huffing. OPTIONS:
- They should know just how dangerous these substances are. Include inhalants when you talk to children and loved ones about drug abuse in general, along with drugs, tobacco, and alcohol.
- Let them know that you're in charge. You can say, " i'm always here and i have support when i need it.
- If someone consumes liquor or coffee in the first day after getting it in their system, you might tell them about the dangers so they can use the recovering product. You might also find safety videos online to help you with this.
- Call an ambulance if your loved one is having difficulty quitting or stopping their habit. When police arrive, wait at least five minutes in advance of your arrival so they don't become concerned.
Answer: They should know just how dangerous these substances are. Include inhalants when you talk to children and loved ones about drug abuse in general, along with drugs, tobacco, and alcohol.