IN: What happens next?

Two very large sumos are in an elevated circle doing leg warm ups and squatting while another man in the middle dressed in japanese garb referees. the referee

OPTIONS:
- is talking to the whole crowd while the sumo guys continue to do flips from right to left on their backs making practices around each other.
- lets them know when to start and the sumos wrestle while the referee walks around the ring and monitors them.
- shakes hands with the sumo on the floor and tilts to the side, but do not fall.
- holds the rope, and the seated sumo chugs it.

OUT: lets them know when to start and the sumos wrestle while the referee walks around the ring and monitors them.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man from the team then comes along and starts to skateboard down the road in a community environment. as he

OPTIONS:
- skates, he enters a bike bar where several people walk past as he passes the bar area.
- goes, he lightly brushes up and down other people's legs and they continue to skateboard.
- goes, a bald headed teen is doing tricks on his skateboard at an ice skating rink.
- continues skating, he moves to a more rural area with large mountains and field in the open and points begin to rack up in the corner of the screen.
A: continues skating, he moves to a more rural area with large mountains and field in the open and points begin to rack up in the corner of the screen.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to apply for a military reservist economic injury disaster loan
Have an essential employee who is a military reservist and is called up for active duty.
An essential employee is someone whose managerial or technical expertise is crucial for your business to function on a day-to-day basis.
This person doesn't necessarily have to be an owner of the business.
OPTIONS:
- They could be your general manager or hold some other title. The person must receive orders that they are being called into active duty during a period of military conflict.
- While the sba can open a loan program with qualified applicants, the most essential employee will be another asset to your business. Determine if your business values professional development.
- You can use someone from the military to protect your business from martial justice or civil stances, such as ethics violations. Make sure to ask your family or friends to help you identify and file a u.s.
- He or she can work there for the sole benefit of the business. Granted, there is a definite exception where a member of the military should work.

OUT: They could be your general manager or hold some other title. The person must receive orders that they are being called into active duty during a period of military conflict.

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

How to write a prologue for your novel
Use the prologue to provide backstory.
One way to use a prologue is to provide backstory on a character or several characters. This can help you, as the writer, avoid using other tricks like flashbacks or inserted backstory in the novel.

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- This is a good way to have realistic predictions about your character or characters and to provide backstory about your characters. Part of this skill is learning how to steer yourself in the backstory without overusing backstory as an opportunity to tell your story in your own person.
- You also need to provide backstory to make your novel a reality. Use your intro to provide backstory.
- You may also be able to use the prologue for your readers in your sequel, but instead for you each chapter. For example, you may use a prologue, or humans together who are here today.
- This option is useful if you are struggling to cover the details of a character's past within the action of your novel. However, many writers argue against using a prologue as a way to dump a whole bunch of backstory, or past information, on the reader.
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Answer:
This option is useful if you are struggling to cover the details of a character's past within the action of your novel. However, many writers argue against using a prologue as a way to dump a whole bunch of backstory, or past information, on the reader.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to enjoy your last night on a carnival cruise
Gather 2-5 cruise friends.
Exchange numbers and addresses or even email addresses.
Get non-alcoholic drinks.
OPTIONS:
- You can get them unlimited with a soda card. Go to the 24 hour pizza parlor.
- Enjoy all of the night! Purchase stereo software and dvd players. Do it a lot, but make sure to say your numbers in the loop.
- Don't expect that a poem or song won't be published, but have it published to inform anyone interested in exploring it. Get enough boarding tickets or tickets from customs or going-out government.
- 1 glass is $246.00. Gather 1-5 playable videos, or 4-5 of any free games they may have on the machine for a fun time.
A: You can get them unlimited with a soda card. Go to the 24 hour pizza parlor.

We then see a badminton match. We see a illustration of badminton. We then see a lady and a man playing indoors. we

OPTIONS:
- see a man clapping his hands and the closing product in various locations.
- see another illustration of badminton and a lady pops up in the middle.
- see a harmonica player in a room.
- see animations as the man hits the ball.
see animations as the man hits the ball.