Problem: A woman is seen standing in a living room with a dog holding a frisbee. The woman then begins playing with the dog and spinning around the frisbee. the woman OPTIONS:
- continues playing around with the dog while the dog hunches over and stares off into the distance.
- finally ggles the dog's tail and walks away.
- does tricks with the dog while still holding the frisbee in her hands.
- continues to twirl the frisbee around and around using a device.

Answer: does tricks with the dog while still holding the frisbee in her hands.

Problem: A camera pans around an area followed by a person riding on a skateboard. the person OPTIONS:
- moves all around the city while moving around in circles.
- gets off and rides away from the camera next to a window.
- moves up and down on the board while moving back and fourth.
- rides all around the area performing flips and tricks on the pavement.

Answer: rides all around the area performing flips and tricks on the pavement.

Problem: How to cancel your voter registration
Find the appropriate elections office to contact.
Every jurisdiction has an office that maintains voter rolls. This office might be at the local, state, or federal level, depending on your country. OPTIONS:
- Search online for " board of elections " or stop into your local government office and ask. In california, for example, you'll need to contact your county elections office.
- If you're unsure where your state's office is, start by paying a $100 visit to your area's office for a five-minute consultation. When the receptionist asks you how you determine voter roll availability, work your way to your state's office.
- For example, in the united states, you can call 888-632-4997. You can also contact the irs at 1-888-9855.
- Each jurisdiction will issue their voting authorization within three years of the date your voter registration is approved. For example, most state voting offices handle voting for a total of 90 states, but many may rotate.
Answer: Search online for " board of elections " or stop into your local government office and ask. In california, for example, you'll need to contact your county elections office.