Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to prepare a short preparation debate
Designate a team leader.
The team leader will make final decisions about definitions or arguments should there be disagreement in the group. He or she will also keep track of time to ensure that preparation is moving efficiently.
A: This method requires you to work alone first, discuss as a group, and then work independently again. Decide if this is the right method for your team and topic.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to play bocce ball
Gather your bocce ball set.
Standard bocce sets contain 8 colored balls-4 balls each to a color, typically green and red-and one smaller ball, called the jack or pallino.
Different skill levels are often associated with different sizes of bocce balls.
A: Smaller balls tend to be used by beginners and kids, while the larger ones are used by professionals. Regulation-sized bocce balls have a standard diameter of 107 mm (4.2 inches) and a standard weight of 920 g (~ 2 lbs).

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to do reverse crunches
Lie flat on your back.
Fully extend your legs, with your toes pointing upward and keeping your gaze focused on the ceiling. Your body should form a straight line from head to toe.
A: Relax your shoulders and neck to minimize the tension in your upper body. Stretching out on a lightly cushioned surface like a yoga mat or a carpeted section of the floor can make performing the exercise more comfortable.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to develop money management skills
Share the burden if you are married.
Even if you have been assigned the responsibility of paying bills, include your spouse in the process. For example, discuss all purchases with each other and always establish a budget that you agree on.
A:
By doing this, your spouse will be respectful towards the money management decisions you have established and will make sure to abide by them. The goal is to have both you and your partner working together within the boundaries of whatever budgetary requirements you have established together.