context: The lady pours three shots of liquor into a cup. The lady pours other stuff in and shakes it. the lady

OPTIONS:
- pours the pours the drink into a glass.
- throws the liquid in a blue glass.
- keeps pouring liquids into a cup, shaking it with her other hand.
- drinks from the cup.
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next sentence for the context: pours the pours the drink into a glass.

IN: What happens next?

Two men are seen standing before a game of darts and begin throwing darts onto the board. the men

OPTIONS:
- look back and laugh with one another while still playing.
- continue to walk around one another with darts throwing to one another and then onto each other.
- hold darts up and throw to one another as well as move around the stage.
- strike the darts together into the hole, helping to house a person's leg out of the hole.

OUT: look back and laugh with one another while still playing.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

After, the person follows the skateboarder and pass him, and continues skating in the street. A person climbed a tree and holds a camera. the person

OPTIONS:
- stopped skateboarding " leap " from the tree and resumed skating at the side of street.
- continue skating and find his friends, after he appears in s home.
- pass on front a sidewalk and apartment houses.
- skate across a snowy bridge, extend another leg and ski ahead and comes to at the end on the bridge.
A: continue skating and find his friends, after he appears in s home.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
There are two fencing opponents in the center of the screen. We are concentrated on these two for the duration. the match
OPTIONS:
- is interrupted only by an interview with the fencing students.
- begins and the two boxers engage in a fight.
- ends with both boxers shaking hands and smiling at each other.
- begins and the two boxers hit back and forth ferociously occasionally switching sides.

OUT: is interrupted only by an interview with the fencing students.

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

How to uninstall windows live messenger
Open the control panel.
Click the start menu, and then click control panel.
On windows 8, you can open the start menu by clicking the start button in the lower-left corner of the screen, pressing the windows logo key on your keyboard, or opening charms and then clicking start.

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- If programs start up without pressing control panel, select the " administrative " section of the start menu window. You'll see the program assistance window, and click " manage programs and features.
- On windows xp, simply click start with all programs listed in the window. Look for the " disable files " option.
- Open the uninstall tool. In the control panel window, under programs, click uninstall a program.
- Choose network and internet protocol checkboxes. Under network and internet protocol, hover your mouse over " network and internet protocol " and click on the option to enable internet protocol checkboxes.
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Answer:
Open the uninstall tool. In the control panel window, under programs, click uninstall a program.

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

How to make a good last name for characters in a book
Skim through other books.
Pick up a book in the same genre as the one you're writing. Glance through character or place names in the book to get some ideas.

OPTIONS:
- This will take some time, but will yield a good idea of what kinds of characters your book will attract. If your book is nearing the end of its last stage, try to make your character's name or place name as accessible in the book.
- You can look up other books from your library by reading feature and omnibus editions. Brainstorm ideas! Questions can come to you as you review and brainstorm ideas.
- Feel free to do some mind-maps throughout the book. For example, if you're reading " lock " by a.
- It can also help to compare last names from your characters to the story you're skimming. Ask yourself whether or not your character's last name would fit or stand out in a book with similar themes.
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Answer:
It can also help to compare last names from your characters to the story you're skimming. Ask yourself whether or not your character's last name would fit or stand out in a book with similar themes.