Problem: A male is standing by the white door, he is holding rectangular wood, and on the other hand is a board that holds big chunk of brown clay. he OPTIONS:
- then grabs the large pieces of clay up by his shoulders, and himself, grip and then he is on the canoe, pulling it to the front margin of the canoe where was the paddle, the wooden knife, and he demonstrates how to pull when pushing the clay mixture and breaking the pole off as the paddle is in the water.
- starts taking a shower and is scrubbing his beige colored clothes and then put his wet clothes in a bucket next to an old dirty where they are gone.
- started playing the accordion type that like a lot of other songs and words and they are written down.
- pointed the wall and started to spread the brown clay on the wall, she spread it by rubbing it smoothly and in half circle way.

Answer: pointed the wall and started to spread the brown clay on the wall, she spread it by rubbing it smoothly and in half circle way.

Problem: An "eesa" logo is shown on screen. two men wearing scuba diving gear in an indoor pool OPTIONS:
- sit on dogs under the water at the edge of a dock.
- talk to the camera.
- jump onto a big blue mat.
- perform various movements while suspended in air.

Answer: talk to the camera.

Problem: How to train a horse
Recognize your experience level.
Training a green horse is an exciting prospect, but your excitement may mask an objective look at your knowledge and experience levels. Training is a long process, and should not be taken on by the faint of heart. OPTIONS:
- If you are determined to train your horse but may not have many years of experience or have never done training before, look into hiring a professional trainer part-time or getting frequent advice from a friend with more experience. Don't expect your horse to trust you or bond with you immediately, even if you do have plenty of training experience.
- Remember that you are just learning for the horse. Before going any further, sit and relax a bit.
- Doing this will help to establish confidence about yourself and the training process. Join an llc (limited liability company).
- You need to be prepared for any challenges that may come your way. The more experience you have, the more daunting your training will be.
Answer: If you are determined to train your horse but may not have many years of experience or have never done training before, look into hiring a professional trainer part-time or getting frequent advice from a friend with more experience. Don't expect your horse to trust you or bond with you immediately, even if you do have plenty of training experience.