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

How to have fun with your new cockatiel
Give your cockatiel time to adjust to your home.
When you first bring your new cockatiel home, he may need anywhere from a few days to two weeks to get comfortable in his new environment. Limit your interactions with him during this time.

OPTIONS:
- When you do interact with him, try to take him on short walks or longer trips with you until he gets used to the environment. Eventually, he will get used to being outside of your home.
- Though cockatiels love hugs and petting, they also may not be at ease in uncomfortable spaces. Support his comfort by securing your distance between the two of you and making sure you give him plenty of space.
- Having a comfortable cage will help your cockatiel adjust to your home. Make sure the cage is large enough for him to spread his wings without touching the sides of the cage.
- This helps him get used to your presence in his new home. Learn what he's used to.
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Answer:
Having a comfortable cage will help your cockatiel adjust to your home. Make sure the cage is large enough for him to spread his wings without touching the sides of the cage.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

Another man sails past him in a raft trying to keep up with the strong current and waves. There are several other people sitting on the rocks watching the rafter go by. they
OPTIONS:
- continue sailing through the ocean going in circles going by many different types of mountains and cutting through many smaller animal spliced creatures.
- continue to hold onto the rafter while they move downhill.
- pass several large wooded areas with other rafts parked on them.
- are sitting on the rocks with their life vests besides them.
A: are sitting on the rocks with their life vests besides them.

A close up of a dough is shown and leads into a person spreading frosting on a pastry. she

OPTIONS:
- puts the pastry onto the cake and continues putting frosting all around the cake.
- mixes the mix together in a bowl with her hands and pans it around the top repeatedly.
- puts batter onto a cookie and swirls it around while slowly eating it.
- begins to stick of the dough as well as icing on the side.

puts the pastry onto the cake and continues putting frosting all around the cake.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A person is seen kneeling before an object and using a torch and adjusting the settings on the machine. more shots of the man torching
OPTIONS:
- are shown as well as his moving the machine and moving it to another areas in the woods and leads into him putting iron onto paper.
- are shown as well as close ups of the machine.
- abs are shown as well as him attempting to complete the man's task and talking to the camera.
- frame after frame is shown with him watching them put away and speak with one of the machines.

answer: are shown as well as close ups of the machine.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to learn hebrew online
Learn how to greet people and introduce yourself.
Introducing yourself opens the door for talking to new people and making friends who can help with your hebrew learning. There are a few different ways to say hello and to talk about yourself in hebrew.

OPTIONS:
- To say hello you will do : Say " welcome " or " hi " or " how are you? " stick to asking how the person is doing and how those greetings are going. Use hebrew math to help you with calculus.
- " shalom " means both " hello " and " goodbye " in hebrew. It's a very common greeting and can help you open or close a conversation.
- Use " ja " instead of " he " or " is. " this literally translates to " good day " or " wish you well " and is generally pronounced " dear " or " ya " in hebrew.
- You can say " hello " to people who have english on their hands, " hello " to strangers, " nice to meet you " to customers and consumers, or " hello us. " ask them about themselves, who they are, what they know about hebrew and how they feel..

Next sentence: " shalom " means both " hello " and " goodbye " in hebrew. It's a very common greeting and can help you open or close a conversation.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to serve a tennis ball
Get in position.
Before you begin to serve the ball, you have to stand behind the baseline, on the side opposite the service box where you'll be serving. You should stand sideways, pointing your left foot to the opposite post of the net, with your right foot being parallel to the court.
OPTIONS:
- Your eyes should be directly ahead of your net, with your right foot always beside the ball. In certain situations, it might be necessary to increase the distance between the two posts to get the ball to your ideal location.
- In regulation tennis, the diamond stumps on each side of the net create a discrete seven foot wide gap between the two posts. This is where you can set the ball to make a split.
- For singles, stand close to the center mark. For doubles, stand farther toward one side, depending on what type of serve you plan to execute and the strategy you and your partner have planned.
- You should be in a squatting position, with your weight on your right foot and the ball pointing down at you. Make sure that you have been sitting upright in your squat position for at least 20 seconds before pushing up the serve and serving it.

OUT:
For singles, stand close to the center mark. For doubles, stand farther toward one side, depending on what type of serve you plan to execute and the strategy you and your partner have planned.