Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

Kids ride on inflatable tubes down lanes on a ski slope. Snowboarders and skiers ride down ski runs while other groups sit on the ski lift. a group
OPTIONS:
- snowboarders ride a jetski on a ski slope.
- slide down a track on side of the road.
- hangs onto a tow rope on inter tubes and throws snowballs.
- of young men rope up a group of snowboarders.
A: hangs onto a tow rope on inter tubes and throws snowballs.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man is seen looking to the camera wile holding a razor. he
OPTIONS:
- begins cutting his hair and eventually shaves down to his neck.
- begins shaving his face while moving his eyes out and looking away.
- begins shaving his face while looking into the mirror.
- rubs all over his face and begins shaving his face.
A: begins shaving his face while looking into the mirror.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to turn failure into success 
Accept your mistakes. 
Accept that things did not work out as planned. Even if you worked especially hard on something, it's important to acknowledge and accept that it didn't work.
OPTIONS:
- Look at all the little mistakes that went wrong and try to repair them, not just this one. Keep in mind, if a mistake turns out to be a better one, accept it.
- Don't become obsessed at improving something that is done or not working. For example, if you started a business that folded, accept that it didn't work out.
- In the event you fail again, resolve to work hard and excel at your job. You will undoubtedly feel that you failed, but accept it as a personal failure and let it go.
- Many times, people cheat because they feel worthless or like they couldn't reach their goals. Ultimately, how you deal with success is up to you, but one big way you can bridge the gap is to not allow those failures to bring you down.
A: Don't become obsessed at improving something that is done or not working. For example, if you started a business that folded, accept that it didn't work out.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to cook pork crackling 
Purchase a pork roast or joint, preferably either belly or shoulder. 
This recipe can only be done with a thick layer of fat atop the roast. Some cooks insist the pork belly and shoulder, two fatty cuts of meat, produce the best crackling.
OPTIONS:
- Defrost the meat in the refrigerator for 12 to 36 hours if it is frozen. Remove it from the refrigerator and place it in a roasting pan with the fat layer facing up.
- The meat can usually be cut before roasting. Heat oil in a medium pan or small skillet.
- Place the roast in the refrigerator and let the pork roast rest for one hour before carving (slicing the roast vertically). Depending on the size of your roast, this will take place anywhere between 8 and 15 minutes.
- For tougher pork, cut open the neck and flesh of the pork roast and apply a heavy layer of fat to the meat. Hot fat will tenderize the pork, leaving it tender and flavorful as the fat melts.
A:
Defrost the meat in the refrigerator for 12 to 36 hours if it is frozen. Remove it from the refrigerator and place it in a roasting pan with the fat layer facing up.