IN: What happens next?

A woman and dog are seen standing in a large field performing tricks with a frisbee. The woman and dog are shown in several more clips playing with the frisbee and performing tricks. the dog

OPTIONS:
- jumps up and down as well as chases after the frisbee while the woman watches on the side.
- is seen being run over by dogs and using the frisbee to catch nuts.
- throws several frisbees to the woman and she catches them on the rug.
- falls over and jumps to get more games.

OUT: jumps up and down as well as chases after the frisbee while the woman watches on the side.

IN: What happens next?

A girl is seen bending down before a car. she

OPTIONS:
- lifts a tire up to her chest.
- loosens a bike chain with a hammer.
- begins scrubbing down the car with a rag.
- lifts up supplies and begins painting the car white.

OUT: begins scrubbing down the car with a rag.

IN: What happens next?

How to store mangoes
Check if your mangoes are ripe.
The ripeness of your mangoes can be determined by their firmness and smell. Unlike most fruit, the color of mangoes does not matter when it comes to ripeness.

OPTIONS:
- Unripe mangoes are hard, sturdy, and don't have a noticeable scent. Ripe mangoes are soft, but not so soft that they are mushy.
- They have a soft, supple, lush, and nutty appearance with a sweet aroma and texture. Ripe mangoes are : Pale yellow or purple although they are able to brown less.
- Fruits that are ripe are usually firm and are not mushy. Mature mangoes will be crisp and hard, with no blemishes.
- Ripeness can also be assessed by looking at the texture. Think hard about whether your mangoes are ripe.

OUT:
Unripe mangoes are hard, sturdy, and don't have a noticeable scent. Ripe mangoes are soft, but not so soft that they are mushy.