Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A model wearing a bikini opens directs the scene and talks behind an i-pad screen. A meal is cooked in a frying pan. People ride on a boat and catch fish. surfers

OPTIONS:
- ride in the water, and make fillets with sauerkraut.
- pull a line from a cliff and calm waves cross over the water.
- ride in a hot wave in the ocean.
- ride large waves in the ocean.
A: ride large waves in the ocean.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A group of hockey players are on the ice in a gym. They are using sticks to hit at the puck back and forth. the players

OPTIONS:
- fight over the puck, trying to get it into the goal.
- ferociously hit at each other.
- kick the puck back and forth across the ice in such an elaborate fashion, it looks like they would overlay all of the hockey blocks to their attackers.
- kick their legs up and down.
A: fight over the puck, trying to get it into the goal.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

After, the man pierce the nose of the girl and puts a tip. After, the man cleans the area, and the girl dry some tears on her face. after

OPTIONS:
- , a bowl of ice cream is shown, then the man takes out the ice cream.
- , the man shows a tube and the girl wash her hands.
- , the girl holds a camera on front her face and talks, also shows her piercing.
- , the man puts fluid in the lip of the girl and uses different cloth to rub the nose area.
A: , the girl holds a camera on front her face and talks, also shows her piercing.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to safely remove a tick from your child 
Do not let the child touch the tick. 
Since we are dealing with a child here, it is very important to communicate clearly and talk to your child as simply, but firmly as possible. Tell your child not to pull or sweep off the tick by himself.

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- Keep your children away from the tick as much as possible. Pull the tick away using curved motion, rather than in a " back and forth " motion.
- While adults can remove ticks from children, children younger than two years or older should not mess with a tick. Agree to refrain from ingesting any tick from your child's hand.
- Let your child know that you are there to help. Reassuring the child will decrease his anxiety.
- Wash your hands after handling the tick. To avoid spreading germs, wash your hands at least twice a day, in the morning, after a meal, and before bed.
A:
Let your child know that you are there to help. Reassuring the child will decrease his anxiety.