Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A shot of the snowy mountain going down. People stand along the sides of it. other people
OPTIONS:
- are seen riding down the mountain.
- are using marine formation.
- continue to push snow up and down an snowy hill.
- hold up camera attachments.
A: are seen riding down the mountain.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The man is now back at his starting point where he was originally standing and he's talking again. the special affect screen
OPTIONS:
- appears with a wooden background and 4 different pictures on the screen with words under them.
- appears again and he explains his technique, how relax your moves he is showing how falcon used his body, clear his entire body, slow forward movements and makes sure to balance him in between times.
- is used to distract him and make it harder for him to get the ball he was talking about.
- appears and it's a website and the man is now standing and talking again while doing many foot exercises.
A: appears with a wooden background and 4 different pictures on the screen with words under them.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to judge heifers
Make sure the feet sit squarely on the ground.
Check the heifer's hooves when it's standing. Weight should appear evenly distributed, meaning the feet sit evenly on the ground without bending too far in or out.
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- But that isn't always the case. Examine the surface of the feet to become a good judge.
- Small breed heifers are more prone to limping or sagging. If you walk any closer to the horse, he may puff out his nostrils and bite.
- While heifer's hooves usually point slightly outward, hooves should be facing mostly forward and lay flat on the ground. Check that the hips, hocks, and hooves are aligned.
- When you first work with heifers, you'll need to get a sense of how many feet they sit on the ground and how the hooves hold their weight. Any hooves that stick out to the sides or flop to the front should hold their weight and look balanced.
A: While heifer's hooves usually point slightly outward, hooves should be facing mostly forward and lay flat on the ground. Check that the hips, hocks, and hooves are aligned.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The man grabs something form the shelf and washes under his fingers. He then grabs a brush and brushes his hands and upper arms with the scrub brush. the man
OPTIONS:
- continues to do various chores as his hand shows the movements that he isn't doing.
- rinses his hands and walks down a hallway and opens the door with his back.
- spreads the broad lather in his upper arms and back around his shoulders.
- wipes off with the brush and gestures to all the areas he cares to wash, including his feet.
A:
rinses his hands and walks down a hallway and opens the door with his back.