Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to write a proposal for sponsorship
Come up with a clear, overarching objective for your proposal.
Make sure that you know exactly what you'd like your project to accomplish. Remember that if you only have a vague or broad idea, it'll show in your writing.
OPTIONS:
- First, think about what exactly you're trying to accomplish. Is it simply some vague idea, or is it something different? For example, if you're trying to find a partner, consider what factors will add up to a complete proposal.
- Choose a name that will fit your audience. The more specific you are, the more detailed your project will be.
- To start : Compose a well-defined idea, such as creating a more effective curriculum for k-12 instructors, or creating a better way to assist lab technicians. Talk to people who are knowledgeable on your topic.
- Write from the inside out, rather than from outside; each time you read, your topic and your argument come alive. Make sure your objective matches your intent.
A: To start : Compose a well-defined idea, such as creating a more effective curriculum for k-12 instructors, or creating a better way to assist lab technicians. Talk to people who are knowledgeable on your topic.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A middle aged man is shoveling snow on a sidewalk while a medium sized brown dog chases the shovel. the man
OPTIONS:
- continues shoveling on the sidewalk blowing snow and smiling.
- tosses the snow in a pile and picks it up and chucks it onto the sidewalk as the dog walks around the pile and picks up more snow.
- throws the snow and turns the other way to repeat the shoveling while the dog continues to chase the shovel.
- stops pushing the snow back and sets it on the sidewalk.
A: throws the snow and turns the other way to repeat the shoveling while the dog continues to chase the shovel.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A crowd is gathered in an arena. swimmers
OPTIONS:
- are lined up on a diving board.
- are jumping in white water.
- gather in small stadium.
- are swimming, trying to make buoyancy by slipping on and off of the ladders.
A: are lined up on a diving board.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man is putting wall paper on the wall, he is trying to measure it just right so that it is even with the rest. he
OPTIONS:
- has a rock that is held down making sure that it is evenly tied with the paper.
- cuts some of the paper and takes the plastic part off of the back so that it is sticky and begins pressing the adhesive side down on the wall.
- then picks up a hammer and starts ripping it out to get the work done, when he is done he shows off his work.
- adds a few more inches of wall paper, put the paper on it, and have it finished pulling the wallpaper down.
A:
cuts some of the paper and takes the plastic part off of the back so that it is sticky and begins pressing the adhesive side down on the wall.