Problem: A male mows a lawn using a red riding mower. A man whips grass of his foot. a large, black dog OPTIONS:
- rides behind the male dog.
- chases and chases a small, green dog in the yard.
- watches and zooms in on the dog.
- runs across the lawn.

Answer: runs across the lawn.

Problem: A man windsurfs on a lake with other windsurfers occasionally entering the frame. The man performs a trick near another windsurfer. the trick OPTIONS:
- is repeated in slow motion.
- ends up being the windsurfer turning and sailing away.
- ends and the camera remains on the windsurfer who has remained seated.
- ends and the person strokes off on his surfboard.

Answer: is repeated in slow motion.

Problem: How to put up a hammock
Find 2 trees to hang your hammock between.
Look for healthy, sturdy trees and avoid trees that are young and thin. Try to find 2 trees that are spaced apart the same distance as the length of your hammock. OPTIONS:
- Make sure that the trunks are at least 14 inches (35.4 cm) in diameter. This is the middle of your hammock.
- If the trees are closer together than that, don't use them or your body will be resting on the ground when you're in your hammock. If the distance between 2 trees is greater than the length of your hammock, you can use chains or rope to make your hammock reach.
- Find poles or trunks that have some large, thick leaves or feel thick. Lay your hammock on top of the other 2 trees.
- Hanging them side-by-side may cause them to get bent. Make the hammock handy from the ground.
Answer: If the trees are closer together than that, don't use them or your body will be resting on the ground when you're in your hammock. If the distance between 2 trees is greater than the length of your hammock, you can use chains or rope to make your hammock reach.