Problem: A man jumps and spins in the air. The man in gray daces as the other men jump around. the men OPTIONS:
- kick an object across the field.
- pose for a photo.
- then get on their bikes and ride off into the sunset.
- then engage in a game of field hockey.

Answer: pose for a photo.

Problem: How to trailer a horse
Park the trailer.
It should be in a level area with good footing for the horse, and with enough space for you to easily access all the doors.
Perform a safety check. OPTIONS:
- Before entering the area, check that the front door and the trailer lid are solid. If there is an issue with solid doors, replace the door and lock it behind the rider.
- Walk around the trailer and check to see if the wheels are flat. If the wheels are flat, then you are good to go.
- In a trailer, the only way to tell if the horse is in distress or not is to check its feet for signs of damage. If you see any shattered toes, it means a horse is in distress.
- Before loading the horse, be sure the trailer and tow vehicle are in perfect order. Check for broken rivets or screws or any other sharp metal edges.

Answer: Before loading the horse, be sure the trailer and tow vehicle are in perfect order. Check for broken rivets or screws or any other sharp metal edges.

Problem: The vet holds claw scissors in her hand and a vet assistant stops by her desk to hold the cat as the vet cuts the claws of he cat. The vet sits on a chair with the cat in her lap. she OPTIONS:
- gently puts the cat back into the veterinarian's lap as he reads the cat's name tag.
- continues to cut the claws and she raises the cat up and puts the paw into the cat's mouth.
- continues cutting the claws of the cat.
- then comes back into the room and presents the cat to the veterinarian and the veterinarian begins to pet the cat.
Answer: continues cutting the claws of the cat.