IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to visit dreamworld
Decide when you want to go.
Going when everyone else goes, i.e during school holidays is inevitably going to mean waiting in a queue for' something', be it a ride, attraction or ordering food. Alternatively going outside peak times may mean taking your children out of school.
OPTIONS:
- Know the specific times in your time zone. Though no one else will be able to see you when you're in dreamworld, the earlier you go, the better.
- Arrive at dreamworld eight days before everyone else is to leave. Waking up at least an hour early is recommended.
- Daycares can mean long walk outside of school. Unless it's the correct day of the week for you, daycares should be every other day.
- What's the weigh up between less crowds and disruption to your children's education? Decide how long you wish to visit. Dreamworld has a number of different passes from one day to two years.

OUT: What's the weigh up between less crowds and disruption to your children's education? Decide how long you wish to visit. Dreamworld has a number of different passes from one day to two years.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A young man, wearing only blue swim trunks, approaches the edge of a large rock and begins to walk across a rope suspended in the air above ocean water lapping over a sandy shorefront. the young man
OPTIONS:
- starts rapids in the ocean, trying to stay upright with only his head visible amidst the thick swirling current and then has to slow down to continue.
- then walks at a slow walk up to the belt line extending over the water further than the boy in white and now wearing only a blue t-shirt.
- teeters and balances himself by holding out both arms on either side while walking on the shaky rope.
- then is shown wremboarding into the water, bungee hopping, then immediately jumps through the water in scuba gear onto a still image.

OUT: teeters and balances himself by holding out both arms on either side while walking on the shaky rope.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to pack a purse for class
Find out what items are not allowed in school.
Knowing this will help prepare your purse so you don't get in trouble for having the items. Usually this might include gum or electronics.
OPTIONS:
- Pack any cosmetics you wear on a daily basis. This could include cover-up and eyeliner because it wears off quickly.
- You may also want to ask your parents if school policies are in place about your taking or sharing items in class. For example, your parent may be able to ensure that you don't have your school id everywhere.
- Also see what you need to have for your class. Have a list of items that are not allowed in your other classes and what others don't need.
- Ask friends or teachers if there are any available your top choices might be. Look at the guidelines for school supplies.

OUT:
Pack any cosmetics you wear on a daily basis. This could include cover-up and eyeliner because it wears off quickly.