IN: What happens next?

We see a ladies hair in a close up. A lady speaks while sitting on a couch. We see a lady putting a roller in her hair. we

OPTIONS:
- see the lady take her hair down then dust.
- then see the finished product.
- see flips and curls as she styles her hair.
- see the lady talking in studio.

OUT: then see the finished product.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to buy the perfect valentine's gift for your girlfriend
Think of a personal gift.
Reflect on your relationship and come up with some themes she enjoys. Even if you haven't dated for too long, a well thought out gift can get you extra relationship points.

OPTIONS:
- If your girlfriend is really old school with longterm relationships she thinks it's appropriate to donate gifts from past relationships, she may save money on specific gifts in the long term. This is especially true if you two have a history of something she loves, such as a hobby, faith, or religion.
- Think about what she enjoys and other things that makes her happy. If the two of you are closer and she likes a certain type of food, start incorporating these things into your gift.
- Think about what kind of gift your girlfriend likes and wants and decide what needs to be included. Decide what you know about your girlfriend.
- If you don't typically make things, buying a gift can still be a personable choice. Think back to any hints your girlfriend has given you about valentine's day.
A: If you don't typically make things, buying a gift can still be a personable choice. Think back to any hints your girlfriend has given you about valentine's day.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The person on stilts goes through the city and on sidewalks. He is then interviewed by another person to talk about his stunts on the stilts. he
OPTIONS:
- jumps up high on the stilts as onlooker on the street watch him.
- completely jumps off a very tall fire escape.
- rides his stilts along the street.
- is then interviewed by more people as part of a tutorial.

OUT: jumps up high on the stilts as onlooker on the street watch him.

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

How to design a living room
Determine the function of the living room.
Take some time to think about the main function of the living room. Do you have kids that need space to play? Do you plan on hosting a lot of parties? Does your living room have a large window with a great view? The function of the room should be the main influence in how you design it.

OPTIONS:
- Decide if the living room meets your preferences. One key reason to design living rooms is so that it fits in well with your home's needs and tastes.
- Also, think about how open the space in your living room is. Are the windows open or closed? Are there televisions in the room? Having windows open also gives you a definite structure to your living space.
- Look at pictures of happy, rowdy kids and think about how these children will play in the next year. You should also think about the focal point of the living room.
- If your living room has a natural focal point, such as a fireplace or a view, consider designing around it. Face the seating towards the focal point so that everyone in the room has a clear view.
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Answer:
If your living room has a natural focal point, such as a fireplace or a view, consider designing around it. Face the seating towards the focal point so that everyone in the room has a clear view.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to get out of a funk
Get some sun.
A lack of vitamin d may result in mild depression (a funk), which is sometimes related to the changing seasons. Fortunately, the sun's rays provide all the vitamin d that you need.
OPTIONS:
- Each day, try to get out in the sun with your face and legs or arms exposed for 20 minutes. That is enough time to absorb vitamin d without damaging your skin.
- As a result, the seasons change more frequently, and your moods will quickly improve. Even people who want to be cool during the cooler seasons will suffer if there is a long line of snow and cloud cover.
- Try to get at least 8 hours of sunlight a day. This may be particularly important if you live in a warm, sunny climate.
- The sun can even stimulate nerve endings throughout the brain (the neuroticism called melatonin), which is a receptor that defines anxiety and mood in humans. You can like the sunlight or take advantage of the benefits of sun, especially earlier in the day.
A: Each day, try to get out in the sun with your face and legs or arms exposed for 20 minutes. That is enough time to absorb vitamin d without damaging your skin.

She shows a cake cooling on a metal rack. She demonstrates how to mix the ingredients in a mixer, then bake the cake. when it

OPTIONS:
- 's finished, it is pour over and placed in the oven.
- is done, she turns it onto the rack to cool.
- is ready, she shows the hit pan, then shows the contime cooling.
- 's complete, it sparkles.
is done, she turns it onto the rack to cool.