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

How to not be intimidated by other girls
Don't compare yourself to others.
Remember that comparison is the thief of joy. No two people are the same and each of us as individuals bring our own collective positives and negatives to the world.

OPTIONS:
- Who are you as a person? Think of how you define your own strengths and weaknesses, not any other one. What do you think about others if you didn't like them? For example, maybe you're the one always comparing yourself to the popular girl in history class.
- Though you may be intimidated by these girls, remember that they too have flaws just like you. You can never be just like them just like they can never be like you.
- Our own " strengths " is dependent on our individual looks, personality, skills and social interactions. Looking at the positive traits you yourself think might make you feel confident about yourself and are subjective rather than objective, is dangerous.
- Recognize that avoiding attraction may lead to being unattractive to someone else. Learning to be more confident rather than afraid of rejection can let you know that you are dealing with a true enemy.
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Answer:
Though you may be intimidated by these girls, remember that they too have flaws just like you. You can never be just like them just like they can never be like you.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

People are standing at a foosball table. they
OPTIONS:
- are playing the game of foosball.
- are trying to solve the rubix cube.
- drink orange juice and stick a card into the bottle.
- walk around the table throwing the balls.
A: are playing the game of foosball.

On the table, he has wrapping paper, a yard stick, tape and a pencil and moves them to the other side of the box. the box

OPTIONS:
- is quite heavy.
- is then picked up and placed on top of the wrapping paper and the man measures the wrapping paper.
- is now finished and the voice is heard again.
- is placed on the table and then the man begins drawing a map on the paper and preparing the pattern he is going over.

is then picked up and placed on top of the wrapping paper and the man measures the wrapping paper.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to cope with culture shock after a trip abroad
Set a proper sleep schedule to combat jet lag.
After a long time abroad, a plane trip to a new time zone can be tricky to deal with. To make it easier, set a consistent time to be in bed each night and stick to it.
OPTIONS:
- Going to bed and waking up at the same time each morning, however, can lead to serious jet lag and lose you from " family " or even human contacts. Your family will experience cultural shock, so be sure to be consistent.
- Make sure you are comfortable in your new bed and that you can get up and go to bed at the same time every night. For example, set time for 7 pm on the weekdays you are away from school or 5 pm on weekends.
- Although it may be easier for you to stay in bed alone, persistent alone time over your trip can be detrimental to your physical well-being as well. Don't allow it to build up into a habit that prevents you from sleeping.
- Adjust it in 15-30 minute increments until you're synced back up. If you have trouble falling asleep, put on some relaxing music, take a hot bath, or sit in a chair and read for a few minutes.

answer: Adjust it in 15-30 minute increments until you're synced back up. If you have trouble falling asleep, put on some relaxing music, take a hot bath, or sit in a chair and read for a few minutes.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to track luggage
Go to the counter of your airline to report your missing bag.
As soon as you notice your luggage is gone, visit a customer service representative for your airline to get assistance. You can do this both at the ticketing window and when you are inside the gate.

OPTIONS:
- When you are on the counter, you may be asked to fill out a claim form, which typically costs between $20 and $50, or take a separate form from your airline to fill out. Examine bags to see if they are missing.
- Follow the adage of " immediately report bags in suspicious places. " if your luggage is stolen, you are able to extract it from thief-proof storage.
- It's best not to complain about your lost luggage as soon as flight arrives. Wait behind a security desk to provide acceptable identification.
- Mention what your baggage looks like and where you last saw it. Give a detailed description of your luggage, including any special identifying features like luggage tags or bright colored outer shell..

Next sentence: Mention what your baggage looks like and where you last saw it. Give a detailed description of your luggage, including any special identifying features like luggage tags or bright colored outer shell.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to harvest roses
Find areas where roses grow.
If you don't want to plant roses, find them outdoors. Roses tend to grow in low to middle elevations.
OPTIONS:
- Roses are usually found in clusters in open, sunny areas. Roses are easy to find as they tend to form dense thickets in the right areas.
- If you have a lot of hills, you want to plant roses within them. If you want to plant roses, pick areas where there are lots of shrubs and trees that resemble roses.
- They grow on hills (elevation called the greenness phase) or other leafy areas with lots of low sun. On clear soil, you can likely find a spot with tall grass.
- Because most rose plants have deep roots, gardeners tend to check the soil regularly and protect roses in a well-ventilated area from sun and bugs. Harvest roses at the right time of year.

OUT:
Roses are usually found in clusters in open, sunny areas. Roses are easy to find as they tend to form dense thickets in the right areas.