question: Complete the next sentence:

A small child is seen sitting in a tube while others stand around him. The boy then begins riding down a snowy hill in the tube. the boy
OPTIONS:
- continues riding down the hill and ends by jumping from the tube and pushing himself off the hill.
- eventually comes down the hill and another small boy falls out of the tube.
- continues to ride until he reaches the bottom.
- continues riding down the hill while occasionally jumping out of the tube.

answer: continues to ride until he reaches the bottom.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to bond with your dog
Go hiking.
One fun thing you can do to create a stronger bond with your dog is to go on a hike with him or her. Just spend the morning or the late afternoon checking out a new mountain, park, or nature-filled area with your dog and enjoy exploring the outdoors with him.
OPTIONS:
- If you live in a warm climate, hiking in a cooler climate can be a great way to keep your dog happy, or to instill positive emotions in your dog. Hiking with your dog may help build a bond with him.
- Keep your dog on a leash unless you're in a safe area where it's okay for him to run free. Make sure the hiking area allows dogs in advance, and that you have some water and treats on hand for your favorite creature.
- Maybe bring along a lightweight hike map or even a handheld device with fun apps on it to ensure you all get to spend time together. If you must go on a hike alone, have someone hold the puppy on a leash from the start.
- Your dog will be much more motivated to participate in the activity of roughhousing than if he or she had to go without a harness. A backpack-just make sure that it is not too big and can accommodate the weight of your dog.

answer: Keep your dog on a leash unless you're in a safe area where it's okay for him to run free. Make sure the hiking area allows dogs in advance, and that you have some water and treats on hand for your favorite creature.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to change behavior
Set clear goals.
Make sure the behaviors you want to change are specific, measurable, and attainable. Give yourself some freedom in the goals you set.
OPTIONS:
- For example, if you plan to change 50% to 25% of your behaviors in 10 days, spend time setting goals. Say you want to change 10% to 100% of your behaviors in 15 days.
- Set firm and measurable goals with specific examples of consistently changing behavior. You should be clear about what your goals are as well as how you'll achieve them.
- Be realistic, but set them measurable and attainable. For example, if you want to change eating habits, you may include a drastic increase in how much you eat.
- If you're trying to begin exercising for the first time, a reasonable goal might be to go for a 20-30 minute walk five days per week. This holds you accountable to walk more throughout the week, but is more gives you some wiggle room if something gets in your way.

answer:
If you're trying to begin exercising for the first time, a reasonable goal might be to go for a 20-30 minute walk five days per week. This holds you accountable to walk more throughout the week, but is more gives you some wiggle room if something gets in your way.