Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Two men stand and discuss in a gym with weight racks. The weight lifter squats down to show proper stance when lifting. the trainer

OPTIONS:
- talks to the removal company owner.
- presses on the weightlifter's back to show correct posture.
- releases his leg's grip and pulls the weight over his shoulder.
- holds a sanding disk to sharpen a knife.
A: presses on the weightlifter's back to show correct posture.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A person is seen turning on a faucet and rubbing their hands under the water. the person

OPTIONS:
- continues scrubbing their hands as well as washing them with a shampoo before leaving the room.
- is then seen scrubbing their hands thoroughly with soap and a vacuum.
- then hands a bar of soap to another person who is working on the other side.
- pushes soap into their hands, watching the soap drip down, and then scrubs their hands.
A: pushes soap into their hands, watching the soap drip down, and then scrubs their hands.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man is seen standing up on a rope and jumping off doing a flip. more people

OPTIONS:
- begin jumping off and more chases are shown in slow motion.
- hold up trophies as well as flags and a person speaking to the camera.
- are shown performing flips off rope and picnic tables.
- are seen wandering around a playground playing with one another.
A: are shown performing flips off rope and picnic tables.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to get coupons 
Set up a special website for your coupon emails. 
Using a dedicated address will keep your personal or work emails free of clutter. 
Design folders in your email program to manage your coupons.

OPTIONS:
- This will help you to keep all the skeins of your coupons separated without creating a huge box of papers. Add folders in strategic places of interest to keep your coupons separate.
- You should have a folder for each store you plan to target, as well as several miscellaneous programs. Identify 5 to 10 stores that you use regularly.
- This will help you have easy access to all of your accounts and know exactly what you are dealing with. Visit your local grocery store to see what, if any, discounts or coupons are available for certain foods.
- Folders represent information related to your product or service. Use the folders to store mailings, newsletters, postcards, coupons, and any other special form of email document.
A:
You should have a folder for each store you plan to target, as well as several miscellaneous programs. Identify 5 to 10 stores that you use regularly.