context: A little boy is laying on an exercise ball. the boy

OPTIONS:
- makes a shot across men.
- uses a little mount of hula hoops.
- gets on his knees and begins torching.
- falls of and gets back on the ball before he falls off again.
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next sentence for the context: falls of and gets back on the ball before he falls off again.

IN: What happens next?

A woman is seen shoveling snow in a walkway and speaking to the camera. she

OPTIONS:
- continues to speak while the camera zooms in on her shovel.
- then dances in place all around a residential area and cuts to her standing in front of a house.
- leans towards the camera while still speaking and ends by pushing snow down various courts.
- moves around the driveway and demonstrates how to properly shovel snow.

OUT: moves around the driveway and demonstrates how to properly shovel snow.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to reduce acid in tomato dishes
Cut the tomatoes into pieces.
Most dishes will require you to cut up the tomatoes anyway. You can choose how large or small you want the chunks to be depending on what you are making.

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- If you are making a cherry tomato soup, ounce is usually enough to make a tomato pie. You can reduce how many tomatoes you plan to serve by using 1 cup (237 ml) of chopped onion , 1/4 teaspoon of salt, and a pinch of grated parmesan cheese.
- Be sure to leave the bottom of the tomato intact and bend the tomato pieces in half along the bottom of the pot so they cut through the pores you pushed that way. Add the tomato to the pot with the remaining tomato pieces.
- If you are making gravy, here's how to cut the tomatoes into pieces : Remove the head of the tomatoes from the skin with a slotted spoon. Dice the tomatoes and mash them together with a fork to get the pieces.
- Note that smaller pieces will heat through more quickly. Simmer the tomato chunks at medium heat for about 10 minutes.
A: Note that smaller pieces will heat through more quickly. Simmer the tomato chunks at medium heat for about 10 minutes.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to make a timetable
Prepare a list of what you need to do on a daily basis.
Don't worry if it's organized or not. This is only about brainstorming, not a to-do list.
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- You can create an outline in your head of ideas for your timetable. Start on the itinerary and then organize something huge during it.
- Take an hour or so, and jot down everything you have to do each day (and everything you don't do but should be doing). If it's difficult to think of everything, carry around a small notebook, and write down your activities throughout the day.
- Plan every day what you want to do for yourself and jot it down. Write down all of the steps you are going to need to take in order to reach your daily goals.
- In which order your errands will go. Especially if you plan to do a weekly run or other daily activities, it can help to plan accordingly as you'll also be moving at a consistent pace so you don't have to struggle to get to and from each stop.

OUT: Take an hour or so, and jot down everything you have to do each day (and everything you don't do but should be doing). If it's difficult to think of everything, carry around a small notebook, and write down your activities throughout the day.

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

How to attract sponsors
Develop a budget for your event.
Before you begin the search for sponsors, you should get an estimate of how much your event will cost. Determine how expensive it will be to do things like rent a venue, pay for advertising, cater food, hire security, and print t-shirts.

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- You can find an estimate by looking at the local newspaper. Also, you can purchase advertising materials like flyers.
- Once you have a grasp on how much this will cost, you will have a better idea of what you need and what to ask for from sponsors. Work with an accountant or your finance department to determine how much your event might cost.
- Make a list of what you need from performers and how much money you think you'll need to get to win you sponsors. The size of the space you need will determine how much money you need, so you should have a good list of costs, too.
- You can use your estimating on making flyers, magazines, websites, fliers, and so on. Plan out how much you have set aside for the campaign or event, and outline which sponsors are your most likely hiring.
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Answer:
Once you have a grasp on how much this will cost, you will have a better idea of what you need and what to ask for from sponsors. Work with an accountant or your finance department to determine how much your event might cost.

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

She does it once more. She turns the jump rope and completes a full jump. She goes and does it again. she

OPTIONS:
- jump ropes multiple times.
- dismounts and holds a pose beside the jump rope.
- walks and steps on the rope this time.
- jumps again and does it this time.
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Answer:
jump ropes multiple times.