Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to develop leadership qualities
Look to leaders you admire to narrow in on leadership traits you'd like to develop.
Think of any and all leaders you admire. They can be current leaders or those of the past.
OPTIONS:
- Do an internet search to learn everything you can about their leadership style. See if you can find interviews with the leader, which address the topic of their leadership style.
- Think of any on the board, including those you know personally, board members, directors, etc. Think about whether you like to stand up for your friends.
- One way to do this is to think about leadership characteristics you admire in others. Try reviewing the people of your past to give the most realistic example.
- If you want something in the past, you will need to think of it highly. Some examples might be chief executive, high school president, personal mentor, etc.
A: Do an internet search to learn everything you can about their leadership style. See if you can find interviews with the leader, which address the topic of their leadership style.

A woman is dancing on a hardwood floor holding a baton. she

OPTIONS:
- does a belly dance routine on the floor.
- starts twirling the baton.
- is twirling around and back flipping on the floor.
- spins around and throws it across the room.

starts twirling the baton.

question: Complete the next sentence:

An older man mounts his own camel lying down that is attached to the woman's and a worker is standing close to the man. a working man
OPTIONS:
- is then shown lifting and leading the camel over a large rock as the elevator continues to move down.
- arrives to the camel, and begins directing the camel while the woman sits next to him right and the camel does not move and then a worker rides behind it to help the worker, while other workers sits and waits, and a worker holds an egg off the desert leaf, then the worker takes the egg, the camel continues moving on the camel as the worker holds the cow's head.
- becomes interviewed briefly before the camel stands up and walks with the camel on it's back in a field.
- walks to the woman's camel, pulls a rope out from under the camel, and the camel quickly stands while the woman hold on tight and smiling.

answer: walks to the woman's camel, pulls a rope out from under the camel, and the camel quickly stands while the woman hold on tight and smiling.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A man is sitting down getting his ear pierced. the person piercing the ear

OPTIONS:
- is then getting a tattoo on his neck.
- is moving his head a bit.
- of the man wearing headphones.
- sticks the needle in the ear..

Next sentence: sticks the needle in the ear.

context: How to close the job interview
Express your enthusiasm about the position.
Even if you have already been asked about why you want the job, it's important to state and restate your interest in the position. Enthusiasm goes a long way.

OPTIONS:
- If you show you are enthusiastic about the opportunity, the employer will know that you are worth investing in because you will carry that energy into the job while learning new skills. Harp on specific examples of your work that really interest you.
- Speaking clearly demonstrates to the interviewer that you are interested in the job. There are also words you can use to explain why you are interested, or why you would be a good fit for the position.
- For example, if you love book clubs, express enthusiasm about how they challenge young children to learn about book writing and how listening to the students in the clubs will help you learn something more about the field. More importantly, highlight any questions or comments you're having regarding the position.
- The more enthusiastic you feel about the company, the greater your chances of getting the job and taking it more seriously. If you lose your elevator pitch or any plans to use the position as a networking opportunity, your pitch will be largely ignored.
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next sentence for the context: If you show you are enthusiastic about the opportunity, the employer will know that you are worth investing in because you will carry that energy into the job while learning new skills. Harp on specific examples of your work that really interest you.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man comes out of a gate on a horse. he
OPTIONS:
- lassos and ropes a calf.
- is led with a rope around his neck while he lassos a calf.
- is followed by a small boy pulling on a pole.
- holds onto a rope attached to a large.
A:
lassos and ropes a calf.