IN: What happens next?

How to make a lead rope for your horse
Choose your rope.
An approximately 6 mm rope will work very well.
Decide what length you want the finished lead line to be.

OPTIONS:
- For short lead lines, mark the length of your rope. For longer lead lines, you can use different lengths depending on your horse's gender.
- Short lead lines (3-4 feet) are great to use on ponies. Average lengths (5-6 feet) are used to lead horses from one place to another.
- Longer lengths work better for dressage, and thicker longer ones work better for riding. Experiment with different heights on different types of horses.
- You can use standard 25 mm rope, or you can try a thicker rope, as long as it is not too wide. Create a loop at each end of the rope, or mark it using a pencil.

OUT: Short lead lines (3-4 feet) are great to use on ponies. Average lengths (5-6 feet) are used to lead horses from one place to another.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Then school children are shown playing recorders in a classroom, and an old man that visits them is a highlight. at the end

OPTIONS:
- , they pass the barrel over the top of the fence, and they're introduced to boys that fall off the winning team.
- of the school day, a girl takes her turn and is recorded standing with her hand on her mouth and a bite mark on her neck.
- , the kids come home and start shoveling throughout the hallway in excitement.
- the two sections of video are shown side by side and then the television channel's logo.
A: the two sections of video are shown side by side and then the television channel's logo.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to make money in school
Market things that your schoolmates might want such as candy, snacks, pencils, etc.
Make a plan on how you will split your profit, and go to your school principal or head teacher for permission.
Offer to donate ten percent of your monthly earnings to the school.
OPTIONS:
- They won't have to give you as much money. Go to the shopping malls in your area.
- This way you can't get in trouble, and you're still making money. Buy popular stuff that other students at your school like.
- By doing this you may be able to gain valuable social support and help draw interest in your school. Decide which clubs and churches your schoolmates are interested in.
- Help your son, daughter, grandson, nephew, niece, or cousin develop her knowledge about quality over quantity. His cooperation will make your shy son, daughter, nephew, niece or cousin appreciate him more.

OUT: This way you can't get in trouble, and you're still making money. Buy popular stuff that other students at your school like.

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

How to carefully open presents before christmas
Make sure you choose to do this when no one is around.
Such as when they are at work, at school, sleeping, or gone out. If not possible, simply go into a room with a lock and hide under a blanket.

OPTIONS:
- Make sure your parents or guardian won't open any of this. Also, be careful as you will need things from which to choose : If you have permission, ensure that you select a discreet location (such as the bathroom, library, etc.
- Go to where the presents are and choose a present you want to see. Make sure it is yours because you don't want to mess up someone else's present by accident.
- Use your imagination and make sure you have the right object when you open presents. You could try a little holiday tree or your favorite candied candle for a nice touch.
- This will put extra value in the boxes and make opening them easier. Make sure your presents are perfectly neat-looking.
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Answer:
Go to where the presents are and choose a present you want to see. Make sure it is yours because you don't want to mess up someone else's present by accident.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to communicate with a deaf and blind person
Know that there are a variety of degrees of deaf-blindness, or dual-sensory loss.
People with extremely limited sight and hearing can also be considered deaf-blind. Some people with dual-sensory loss may still have some vision or hearing, however limited.
OPTIONS:
- Deaf deaf-blind individuals are able to see visually but retain sight. Some deaf-blind individuals can hear, but retain sight.
- Additional factors to consider include : Exposure to loud noises. Most people deaf-blind to loud noises.
- They may still be able to speak or read in certain instances. On the flip-side, communication may be limited or restricted to expression of physical needs.
- Some people have dual-sensory disabilities and have trouble relatifying why they are blind. These are symptoms of dual-sensory loss.
A: They may still be able to speak or read in certain instances. On the flip-side, communication may be limited or restricted to expression of physical needs.

How to write a settlement proposal
Collect all information on your debts and sort it by date.
Decide which debt you want to settle and the amount you can pay.
You should choose a debt that is long overdue and which the creditor might reasonably expect will not be paid back.

OPTIONS:
- Keep in mind that you may need to pay the creditor another debt before you can negotiate any money. If you have not yet taken a loan from the creditor, then compile other debts before you can negotiate your settlement agreement.
- Understand why debt collection procedures will be different. Generally, debt collection procedures will not involve pay backs, negotiation, or trial.
- Decide on a figure for your settlement. In general, a debt settlement should be about half of the total amount owed.
- However, if you are dealing with several different debts, these might go against your settlement proposal. Focus on the value of the debt: you want to collect debt with a larger amount than you reasonably believe the creditor will pay back to satisfy the debt.
Decide on a figure for your settlement. In general, a debt settlement should be about half of the total amount owed.