Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

We see men pulling and pushing a boat. We see the intro screen. we

OPTIONS:
- see an ice wall and pictured people in the water.
- see people riding the boat.
- then see a scuba diver.
- see a blue closing screen.
A: see people riding the boat.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A young man and a young boy showcase martial arts and tumbling skills on a street sidewalk surrounded by a large crowd of people as a nearby drummer accompanies them. the man

OPTIONS:
- throws some mock kicks at the boy while the boy tumbles in somersaults in response.
- tramples the young man to the ground, then stands over the shoulders of the young boy.
- continues to advance as the drummer continuously plays martial arts in front of him with the drummer at a sideward angle and engaging in various martial arts moves shown in the news section.
- then begins to perform successfully with the boy in his living room assisting his instruction.
A: throws some mock kicks at the boy while the boy tumbles in somersaults in response.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

The man misses a shot but gets it on the second shot. The man scratches the ball and takes it back out of the pocket. the person

OPTIONS:
- throws more darts at the dart board.
- is talking again and manager wants to know how to move a ping pong table again.
- throws the ball onto the lawn.
- plays a game of pool by himself.
A: plays a game of pool by himself.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to choose the right friends
Make sure your friends offer emotional support and guidance.
Good friends will be willing to support you on a consistent basis, through your high points and your low points. Your friends should offer to support you during any difficult emotional times and be there for you in a real, genuine way.

OPTIONS:
- If you can sense your friends aren't capable of providing this quality, it may be time to move on. Your friends probably wouldn't have insight into what you need from them.
- They may also offer guidance and advice when you need it. You should consider if you feel supported by your friends and if so, in what ways.
- Don't take anybody you know lightly, even if they are good friends for other people. Know that even though they may not be good friends for you right now, they will continue to be supportive as you move through your post-traumatic experience.
- Identify a time, place, or situation where your friends will be available to talk and help you through it. Talk to them face-to-face if you're feeling particularly depressed or anxious.
A:
They may also offer guidance and advice when you need it. You should consider if you feel supported by your friends and if so, in what ways.