IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to read a woman's eyes
Listen to her.
Eyes can be expressive and portray a great range of emotion, but never presume that someone's eyes can indicate that they want something counter to what they have said they want. Before trying to read a woman's eyes, listen plainly to what she says and take her words to heart.
OPTIONS:
- For example, do not assume a woman's eyes say " yes, " when she is plainly stating " no " to your offers or propositions. Respect her words over the perceived value you want to see reflected in her expression.
- Keep an open mind and she can probably see things you're not paying attention. See if she shares your inner passions.
- Listen to her when she says something, ask her what she meant by it, and listen to how she responds. Then write any words that come to mind.
- Watch her cues and understand what you say to her so that you can accommodate her responsiveness to you. If she's in a position where she wants something specific, then it's possible that she wants something more based on your polite approach.

OUT: For example, do not assume a woman's eyes say " yes, " when she is plainly stating " no " to your offers or propositions. Respect her words over the perceived value you want to see reflected in her expression.

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

As the people get closer we see a man and a child are holding onto a saddle attached to a camel and riding on it while another man holds the leash and guides the camel. the camel

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- continues to walk in the desert moving through stands of trees.
- slowly moves between the people as each person grabs or pushes their hands to ride on it.
- then begins to head down the main trail and the person hands the kid a leopard start and people clap.
- passes the camera person and we get a view of the camel walking away and a view of a different side of the area that looks like a village.
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Answer:
passes the camera person and we get a view of the camel walking away and a view of a different side of the area that looks like a village.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

Two men are playing foosball in a dimly lit room. One of the little plastic men on the game flies off. one man
OPTIONS:
- tries to fix the game piece.
- starts to move the other can.
- quickly drinks from a different bottle.
- chased after the ball, then went after the other.
A: tries to fix the game piece.

How to create a boot disk
Swipe in from the right edge of the screen on your windows 8 device.
If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of your screen.
Tap or click on " start.

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- Type " recovery " into the search field. A search results pane will appear onscreen.
- " your device's start screen will appear. Navigate to c : \ computer and select " options.
- " Select the boot disk type (e.g. Driver, ride, rss, and firewall) that appears on the list (or they all appear in the same window).
- Drag your mouse over and downward on the screen to see its contents. This can take you back to the main menu.

Type " recovery " into the search field. A search results pane will appear onscreen.

question: Complete the next sentence:

We see a man sitting on a couch. the man
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- stretches then lifts weights.
- grabs a razor and shaves off his beard.
- blows smoke and holds it in.
- is playing the bagpipe.

answer: is playing the bagpipe.

IN: What happens next?

How to develop social awareness
Put yourself in someone else's shoes.
Helps you understand someone else's perspective. Being empathetic is vital for authentic relationships, genuine communication, and problem-solving.

OPTIONS:
- In other words, as you read an assignment, try to picture what it would be like to have this person in your shoes. This will help you empathize and admit the issue that you are experiencing.
- Stay in contact with a peer (parent, teacher, supervisor). Ask them about their experiences of problems they have faced in their career, their friends, their work life, or individual children they have helped.
- You don't have to appear antisocial to have positive opinions about other people. On the contrary, your perspective could be biased due to a combination of circumstances.
- Because we are social creatures, we constantly find ourselves in situations where we could be more empathetic (or empathic-the words mean the same thing). Consider these situations : Think about being in line at the grocery store.

OUT:
Because we are social creatures, we constantly find ourselves in situations where we could be more empathetic (or empathic-the words mean the same thing). Consider these situations : Think about being in line at the grocery store.