context: A man submerged in a pool of water, except for his head, begins to talk to a camera using hand gestures. a second man

OPTIONS:
- also jumps out from under the surface to talk with the two then gets up and begins using soap to scrub off.
- enters the pool and begins to talk to the camera as well while submerged and bobbing in the water with a yellow volley ball in hand.
- helps him go under water while showing the other man.
- joins him curbside in swimming.
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next sentence for the context: enters the pool and begins to talk to the camera as well while submerged and bobbing in the water with a yellow volley ball in hand.

IN: What happens next?

A gardener is shown trimming very tall bushes with a gas powered trimmer that he plugs in and gets ready. He turns a few dials and gets to cutting some more of the surrounding bushes. he

OPTIONS:
- appears very happy with his efforts watching up close while clipping the very tall hedges that has a special effect.
- trims up and down the length of them with precision and accuracy.
- goes back and forth with the trimmer while still cutting the hydro leaves, trimming them with a hand cutting tool, cutting the bushes, and trimming them with a stone powered trimmer.
- cuts straight through the beginning raking the leaves and an older man walks in and takes a look at the clipping.

OUT: trims up and down the length of them with precision and accuracy.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to diagnose hypochondriasis
Notice overreactions to minor symptoms.
People with hypochondriasis tend to have extreme reactions to symptoms that most people would ignore. They may run to the doctor or obsessively worry over a sneeze or a small cut, for example.

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- They may burst into tears, spend hours in the shower, or cry inconsolable for every 10 minutes. Chronic hypochondriasis can continue for thousands of years.
- You may experience extreme sleep-related or altered mood problems that you find difficult to ignore. This may include abrupt or violent bouts of crying or feeling out of control.
- In some cases, the " symptom " may just be a regular bodily function. Watch for exaggerated fears about the risk of disease.
- Medroxycytomyllitis is another disease that can cause a sensitive immune system to function poorly. Be aware of other symptoms of hypochondriasis.
A: In some cases, the " symptom " may just be a regular bodily function. Watch for exaggerated fears about the risk of disease.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A lady holds a cat in her lap on the floor. the lady
OPTIONS:
- irons the cats nails.
- then clips the cats claws.
- sprays black liquid on the cat.
- steps up on a step stool and begins to play brocados with the cat on the floor.

OUT: then clips the cats claws.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

How to behave well around your parents' friends
Be hospitable.
Whether it is an old friend who spends every weekend watching football with your dad or a new friend who works with your mom, you should try to make them feel welcome in your home. Ask them if they would like something to drink when they first arrive.

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- Put your thermostat up and stay short so that they're not tempted to hang around your house. Create a temperature comfortable to allow them to sit comfortably.
- Don't get upset if they decline; just be polite and let them know they can come when they want. On the other hand, showing that you are friendly is helpful when an older friend is around, too.
- Put away your phone or other electronics and make room for them on the sofa if you are sitting in the same room. If you are using the tv or listening to music when they come over, turn it off.
- If their friends are not available and they invite their parents, then they might be inviting the same people you hope to hang out with. Depending on your age and the size of your house, you might find yourself surprised by how a new member of your household behaves.
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Answer:
Put away your phone or other electronics and make room for them on the sofa if you are sitting in the same room. If you are using the tv or listening to music when they come over, turn it off.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

How to have a good night's sleep
Go to bed and wake up at the same time each day.
So that each day is the same--even on weekends. The best way to do this is to figure out what time you need to be up for work or school, then calculate backwards to ensure that you'll get enough hours of sleep.

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- This is easy to do in most circumstances. Take stock of your approximate sleep cycle.
- Try to stick to your typical bedtime. Most people settle for 8 am and 2:00pm each day.
- Keep your bedroom well lit at night, if you can, to make sure you can take advantage of the daylight. If you don't, then the light won't be adequate and you'll have no real sun.
- This will give you your bedtime and wake-up time. For example, you may need to get up at 6:00 a.m.
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Answer:
This will give you your bedtime and wake-up time. For example, you may need to get up at 6:00 a.m.