Problem: She places the first braid into her mouth while creating another one. She criss crosses the braids, and places a rubberband on it. she OPTIONS:
- goes for the next braid, tying it in place at the back.
- pulls out a clinger and continues to braid.
- begins to do the same process with the other side of her hair.
- braids an item of clothing in turn, so she is able to look at it from different angles.

Answer: begins to do the same process with the other side of her hair.

Problem: Several person are seen riding down a hill on roller blades while a person on a police bike rides in front. at one point OPTIONS:
- several people fall and trip over one another but keep riding their blades on.
- people ride down themselves after the police ride down.
- , a man falls off his bike, but is able to stand up.
- people fall off their bikes and run into each other.

Answer: several people fall and trip over one another but keep riding their blades on.

Problem: How to care for a red ear slider turtle
Select an enclosure for your slider.
Glass aquariums are a popular type of enclosure for red ear slider turtles. Acrylic aquariums are also available, but are not ideal because acrylic scratches easily. OPTIONS:
- A general rule of thumb for tank size is 10 gallons of tank per inch of shell length. Be mindful that adult sliders can grow up to 12 inches in length.
- Glass aquariums are very expensive, but you can find them at reasonably reasonable prices online or in pet stores. Check your local pet store for a 24 " x 24 " glass enclosure.
- Glass aquariums come with built-in reflective bars that make it hard to see your slider when it is in the enclosure. Glass aquariums are also available, but are not ideal because acrylic scratches easily.
- They are also not attractive to aquarists. The enclosure must be wide enough for your slider to fit in comfortably.
Answer: A general rule of thumb for tank size is 10 gallons of tank per inch of shell length. Be mindful that adult sliders can grow up to 12 inches in length.