Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

As she is drilling, two boys are standing next to her watching her and then they suddenly leave. the person behind the camera
OPTIONS:
- has a clear eye and she looks away from it and bites her finger.
- then dresses up as estalial burritos and begins his job.
- then picks up the top of the pumpkin to show its empty contents before the lady closes it and continues drilling.
- has drained white paint from a box and is using it to frame her face.
A: then picks up the top of the pumpkin to show its empty contents before the lady closes it and continues drilling.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

First the people are shown swimming backwards. then they
OPTIONS:
- are shown in the flask and floating up to the surface.
- are shown playing volleyball in the water.
- are shown writhing in pain as they compete on water polo.
- all dive in the pool and conclude by doing air jumps.
A: are shown playing volleyball in the water.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

He takes his lighter and lights the newspaper in several places to start the fire. The bonfire starts burning and continues to burn. he
OPTIONS:
- plays with the dog and makes two cookies.
- adds a few more twigs to keep the flames burning.
- gets up and attempts to put a flag on it, fails and makes a complete ass out of himself.
- puts on equipment and stools.
A: adds a few more twigs to keep the flames burning.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to deal with adhd as a teenager 
Get diagnosed. 
More than likely, you were diagnosed with adhd as a child and are still dealing with the symptoms you have for years. However, you may just be noticing these behaviors, which can be overwhelming.
OPTIONS:
- This is one of the main reasons why you may be sad, depressed, or anxious. Talk to your parents and pharmacist about how to deal with this.
- Pay attention to signs that you were diagnosed with adhd. Adhd is typically treated as an issue that is far greater than adhd.
- If you are having problems staying on task at work, are always late for school or other important events, are impulsive, or were diagnosed with adhd as a child and still have difficulty, you may have teenage adhd. Visit your doctor with your concerns to make sure you have adhd.
- Instead of seeing what makes you sad, write down your thoughts and accomplishments on a notepad. Every day, write down your personal experiences, hopes, and dreams from your childhood and how you can make those memories come true in your head.
A:
If you are having problems staying on task at work, are always late for school or other important events, are impulsive, or were diagnosed with adhd as a child and still have difficulty, you may have teenage adhd. Visit your doctor with your concerns to make sure you have adhd.