question: Complete the next sentence:

How to start a business in a small town
Look around the community to see what need is not being met.
If your idea is to start a printing business, scour the region to see who your competition is and what services they don't offer. Remember that you must have a passion for that type of work, since entrepreneurs work long hours.
OPTIONS:
- Think about where you think customers will benefit from your ideas and try to find and sell your ideas for a name brand small-town business. Pick the correct name for your business in your area.
- If you prefer working alone, you should still seek out local work opportunities to expand your network. Check local business infrastructure by searching " small business " and " community infrastructure " on google.
- They don't need money to solve the problems. Read articles from newspapers and magazines that tackle printing in small towns.
- Research how much money, education and help you'll need for your small business. Look around your community to ensure that there is adequate infrastructure for your idea.

answer: Research how much money, education and help you'll need for your small business. Look around your community to ensure that there is adequate infrastructure for your idea.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to organize emails
Prepare to make a decision about every email in your inbox.
Organizing your emails means finally making a decision about all of those emails you've been unwilling or unable to act on. To make this process simple, give yourself only two options: file or delete.
OPTIONS:
- Once the email files are deleted, start the process over with the next email you want to delete. Start with one email, then delete the other email.
- You can file your email by clicking on the file in the top left corner of your inbox and selecting " delete. " this is a good way to format incoming emails for future use.
- You'll need a method of criteria to determine which emails you will save and which you'll ultimately delete. Keeping in mind your primary goal will help with this.
- Choose an option that doesn't result in duplicates. You should not delete a email every time you delete one.

answer: You'll need a method of criteria to determine which emails you will save and which you'll ultimately delete. Keeping in mind your primary goal will help with this.

question: Complete the next sentence:

She begins ripping the wrapping paper with her hands. She lays the wrapping paper out on the table in front of her. she
OPTIONS:
- sets the box on top of the wrapping paper and begins wrapping the box.
- pulls out a small black box and pulls a timer.
- rubs some baking soda onto the wrapping paper to smooth it out.
- is now done with the paper.

answer:
sets the box on top of the wrapping paper and begins wrapping the box.