context: How to count coins
Gather all of your coins together.
Empty your change jars, pants pockets, coin purse, piggy bank, and any other places you have holding your coins. If you want to be really thorough, check between the couch cushions and in your dresser drawers as well.

OPTIONS:
- Separate the coins into piles based on their type. Create individual piles for each coin type.
- Since you may be throwing away quarters, copper and other coins, you may want to cover the insides of your drawers, items in your pantry or your eating area. Take your coins out from the box first.
- If you're having a problem sorting the coins you collected, put them all together in a small bag. That way, you can use a safety net to safely place the coin in your bag.
- When you touch a coin, the heel of your hand will contact the coin. It can float! That's how it works.
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next sentence for the context: Separate the coins into piles based on their type. Create individual piles for each coin type.

IN: What happens next?

A man is sitting in the water holding a rope. he

OPTIONS:
- gets up and starts wake boarding.
- puts the rope behind his neck.
- is attempting to surf on a small wave.
- is parallel shaing, and makes tracks to his right.

OUT: gets up and starts wake boarding.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A woman is walking down the street with two dogs. The larger dog is holding a leash in his mouth. the smaller dog

OPTIONS:
- is pulling the leash up a few times.
- is attached to the leash, and is essentially being led by the larger dog on the walk.
- is leading the way, then the second dog.
- is looking on as the woman talks to the camera.
A: is attached to the leash, and is essentially being led by the larger dog on the walk.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A person perform wake board holding a ski water rope. the man
OPTIONS:
- holds the rope rope and skate over the body of water.
- jumps an obstacle several times and lands in the water.
- does wakeboarding wakeboarding with no other equipment with his hands.
- gets out the water then goes wakeboarding while holding the rope.

OUT: jumps an obstacle several times and lands in the water.

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

How to duplicate slides in powerpoint
Open your powerpoint presentation if it isn't already open.
To do so, either double-click the presentation file, or open powerpoint and select the file's name from the left side of the window.
Find the slide you wish to duplicate in the sidebar.

OPTIONS:
- The column of slides in the left pane of the powerpoint window displays all slides in your powerpoint presentation. Right-click your slide's icon in the sidebar.
- Once the slide gets highlighted on the preview screen, you can start clicking and dragging the slide to duplicate it. Find the " duplicate slide " menu in the sidebar.
- Click on the slide you wish to duplicate. If the picture you want to duplicate is not in the sidebar in your powerpoint presentation, click on the picture below.
- It's likely you already have it saved so that there will be nothing in it. You won't need to look at any charts or diagrams before you open the presentation file.
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Answer:
The column of slides in the left pane of the powerpoint window displays all slides in your powerpoint presentation. Right-click your slide's icon in the sidebar.

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

How to track running distance
Download a fitness tracker app.
There are many different apps on the market for smartphone users to choose from. Some of the most popular include runkeeper, mapmyrun, and nike + running.

OPTIONS:
- The app may also allow you to watch running distances in pictures. Use an app like this, to help conserve the battery of your smartphone.
- These apps typically come equipped with features like a stopwatch, step counter, and tools for averaging speed and pace. The majority of these apps are free for download.
- While virtual matches are not very available, running the app changes the equation by 25%, meaning that you won't even see a track on the screen if you're even running, so be careful. A tracking app will make the data stream feed up faster, decreasing your pace and increasing your distance.
- If you are not already signed in with your device, you will be asked to sign in with your personal account for this service. Tap " track distance " and sign in with your account details, then tap " miles " and your app will install, or use the app's time and area tools to look for a specific distance to track.
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Answer:
These apps typically come equipped with features like a stopwatch, step counter, and tools for averaging speed and pace. The majority of these apps are free for download.