Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to stay safe when using a trampoline 
Place your trampoline in a flat, open area. 
The ideal location for your trampoline is one out in the open, away from any trees or objects that you might hit while jumping. You also should keep the ground clear for several feet around the trampoline.
OPTIONS:
- Brace yourself for the falling trampoline. Many trampolines will have rolls, or mats that is meant to cushion impacts.
- While trampolines are a great way to avoid falling, keep in mind that an uneven surface can send a serious risk of a fall. The trampoline may, for example, injure your arms or even snap a broken railing.
- Removing any objects within 8 feet (2.4 m) of the trampoline in all directions. The ground under and around the trampoline should be as level as possible to keep people from jumping too high or causing the trampoline itself to flip over.
- Make sure the surface is flat and easy to clean. Allow someone to hold the trampoline while you complete the first few steps.
A: Removing any objects within 8 feet (2.4 m) of the trampoline in all directions. The ground under and around the trampoline should be as level as possible to keep people from jumping too high or causing the trampoline itself to flip over.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The man shovels his driveway from the snow. a car
OPTIONS:
- drives down the street behind the man shoveling.
- is driving in the driveway.
- drives by very close to the man.
- backs out of the driveway next door.
A: backs out of the driveway next door.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man is standing on a field. People are sitting in the stands watching. the man
OPTIONS:
- is running and doing a giant land jump.
- jumps onto a two work bench.
- throws a ball up high into the stands.
- spins around and throws a disk.
A: spins around and throws a disk.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to decorate a kids themed christmas tree 
Acquire a christmas tree. 
Whether the tree is real or artificial won't really matter. However, if your kids are allergic to pine or spruce, go with the artificial tree.
OPTIONS:
- Place the tree at the child's height at first. Decorate the tree with lights and some popcorn or cranberry strands.
- Choose a level of snow or sand, depending on where you're decorating. If you want to decorate the tree, your best bet is to use a ladder and level from the roof up to the trunk.
- For the tree to be realistic and bright, paint a white christmas tree with artificial wires above the tree. Cover the tree or cover it with pine garland.
- Even if your kids are allergic to just pine, kids can be invited, as long as they won't be able to use needles too. Choose who you want to have the tree with.
A:
Place the tree at the child's height at first. Decorate the tree with lights and some popcorn or cranberry strands.