Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man in black is sitting and playing at a piano while a man in red is standing near drums. As the man in black plays, the man in red is rolling up a wire. the man in red
OPTIONS:
- continues playing the keyboard.
- continues to play and stops to come back to the camera.
- continues to keep playing and stops and the man in red is laughing for a few seconds.
- begins bobbing his head to the beat of the piano music.
A: begins bobbing his head to the beat of the piano music.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The camera shows a closeup of her dropping liquid into a contact lens. The contact lens is held up for inspection. The woman rubs the contact lens with the fluid. the woman
OPTIONS:
- has dropped liquid into the contact lens.
- points to the screen in front of her.
- pushes the contact glasses back on.
- puts the lens on.
A: puts the lens on.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A mans hair is seen close up followed by a razor being used on the sides. a person
OPTIONS:
- brushes and cuts the mans hair and ends with images of rollers.
- cut out portions of the mans hair and then uses a comb to shave down the sides while moving the sides.
- is seen combing the person's hair while still using the trimmer.
- works out in front of a sink.
A: is seen combing the person's hair while still using the trimmer.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to care for a cast iron skillet 
Wash it right after use. 
Try to get to it before the food you cook has a chance to crust over the skillet. This makes cleanup a lot easier.
OPTIONS:
- Set a plate beneath the skillet, dust the pan with a light coating of cooking spray, and wipe clean with a soft cloth or rag. Call a food truck to check if your cast iron skillet has been properly cleaned.
- If your skillet needs to be washed, be sure to clean the skillet after every use. Use soap or a warm wet washcloth as soon as you put it in the dishwasher.
- To prevent any cooking residue from building up, wipe away any patties that may come into contact with it as well. For example, if you use a cast iron skillet to cut steak, clean the skillet right after cooking and place it on its side to avoid germs from getting into the skillet.
- Simply wipe out the food scraps with a sponge and then rinse the skillet with hot water. You can use a touch of regular dish soap to help dislodge sticky food, but don't use too much.
A:
Simply wipe out the food scraps with a sponge and then rinse the skillet with hot water. You can use a touch of regular dish soap to help dislodge sticky food, but don't use too much.