Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to understand your teachers in school when you have hearing loss 
Tell your teachers about your hearing loss. 
Be upfront, and explain that you want to do your best so you can understand the lesson. 
Practice lip-reading.
OPTIONS:
- Start with a simple paragraph like, " explain what i hear, and how i understand it. " then summarize what you think the teacher is explaining to you.
- Learn to repeat important parts to yourself, either verbally or aloud. Make professional visits to your school as soon as possible after hearing loss.
- If you're good at reading lips, you may be able to understand the teacher this way. You can practice by watching movies and trying it on family members.
- Begin by reading your teacher's entire lecture aloud. Then, record it and ask to repeat it when you're finished.
A: If you're good at reading lips, you may be able to understand the teacher this way. You can practice by watching movies and trying it on family members.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man is wearing headphones while seated in a room. He is using his hands to play a pair of drums. he
OPTIONS:
- picks up the drums as he plays them.
- presses the keys intensely as he plays, filled with fast paced beats.
- plays for the camera, his fingers moving faster and faster.
- continues to play throughout the video.
A: continues to play throughout the video.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A row of girls bend down to the gymnasium floor. They shake their pom poms before getting up and dancing as they do a cheer. they
OPTIONS:
- drop their pom poms and put their arms up at the end.
- get back to their positions and rub their bells together two in a row.
- do a solo class in the gym.
- clap while dancing, their batons up high.
A: drop their pom poms and put their arms up at the end.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to stop a dog chase from becoming an attack 
Stand still and stay calm. 
If a dog is chasing you, standing still is probably the last thing you think you should do. You may feel like you're now an easy target for the dog.
OPTIONS:
- However, standing completely still is one of the best things you can do to stop the chase from becoming an attack. Stand with your arms to your sides, like a tree.
- Jumping off of a slippery, dangerous surface or keeping yourself safe around the dog is not going to calm the dog down. Until you're calm, your dog will be more motivated to attack.
- In that case, try to make eye contact with the dog as it approaches you. Ignore any immediate sense of fear, and simply remain still.
- Sitting still will put too much pressure on your muscles and mind, and the dog will sense that there's a problem with you. Stay conscious of your surroundings and remain calm.
A:
However, standing completely still is one of the best things you can do to stop the chase from becoming an attack. Stand with your arms to your sides, like a tree.