Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A guy is sitting with sticks in his hands. a guy

OPTIONS:
- is playing the drums.
- moves away from him and begins to play a set of drums.
- starts playing a game of foosball.
- grabs a shot the stands at a camp site.
A: is playing the drums.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A volleyball coach talks to the camera while two volleyball players stand behind him. the two volleyball players

OPTIONS:
- play volleyball with each other without a net between them.
- lay low as the coach talks to them and show several shots of them playing.
- prepare to serve and perform their high threw that leads into one kicking the ball to the other.
- attack a ball intentionally both knocking it to the ground.
A: play volleyball with each other without a net between them.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

An athletic woman stands ready before a track holding a bar far above her head. she

OPTIONS:
- then does several straight back flips over the bar and lands on a mat below her.
- runs down and throws the pole off into the distance and is shown again in slow motion.
- gives the bar several times and prepares it by raising both arms up.
- begins her run demonstrating how to perform back flips in the sand.
A: runs down and throws the pole off into the distance and is shown again in slow motion.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to get your students to like you 
Learn your students' names. 
Because you are a teacher, students automatically respect you by default. By learning their names and using them on a regular basis, you are showing your students that you care and that you do not take their respect for granted.

OPTIONS:
- Notice how well you know your students and have them practice as well. You can practice learning their names whenever it seems appropriate, taking notes on them if you don't know them yet and then asking questions about them if you don't know their names.
- It is easy to forget to give your students names they are known for. For example, when you are giving a class presentation, someone who is well-known for being easily distracted is called into the room and she decides to give a presentation.
- This displays your students respect and makes them want to be your students. You can also teach students the names of past teachers as well, such as mr.
- This makes them feel good and respect you even more. If you are not good with names, or if you have a big group, do not hesitate to pass out blank name tags to each student at the start of class to help yourself out.
A:
This makes them feel good and respect you even more. If you are not good with names, or if you have a big group, do not hesitate to pass out blank name tags to each student at the start of class to help yourself out.