IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to handle someone who is in a bad mood
Avoid allowing the mood to rub off on you.
Quite often a person in a bad mood will leave their mark on those around them. This is often in the form of putting them in a bad mood, as well.
OPTIONS:
- If a co-worker gets a hanky-panky, assert yourself by saying, " it's not okay to mess with me like that " and then backing up. Don't defend yourself in this scenario, though.
- There is nothing that could happen in this situation, and the only thing that can be done is to remain calm. When the other person is having a bad day, limit your interactions with him.
- People who are close to each other often mimic each other's behaviors, which can leave you feeling cranky. Instead, do your best to stop them from affecting your mood.
- There may be simply no other way to start. If the person in front of you is unsure what to do, approach them without making him or her feel bad by simply standing in front of them.

OUT: People who are close to each other often mimic each other's behaviors, which can leave you feeling cranky. Instead, do your best to stop them from affecting your mood.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A dog is shown swimming after a ball in the ocean. he
OPTIONS:
- uses a water cannon to shoot at it.
- catches up to it near a wooden slat floating in the water.
- bounces the ball on a rope attached to a boat.
- tries to grab and beat the ball, while others swim around him.

OUT: catches up to it near a wooden slat floating in the water.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to host a catalyst week
Locate potential venues
Locate a venue where you could host the event for two consecutive weekends. It should be a space with an open meeting area, space to eat, and appropriate workspaces. It may simplify the process to target specific dates from the beginning.
OPTIONS:
- Talk to staff at the venue Search for the right food options. You may need several options prior to the date for the event.
- The less space you spend, the better. For example, if the event is summertime, you'll need to set up a date for cold-weather days on august 7-9.
- Plan your supplies Determine what supplies you will need to host a catalyst week. Make sure to include meals, snacks, and supplies appropriate for the type of work participants will be doing.
- Conduct an internet search about venues in your area to locate specific works and vendors they might need to see. Contact designers, local theater companies, local actors, musicians, or local restaurants to conduct a peak.

OUT:
Plan your supplies Determine what supplies you will need to host a catalyst week. Make sure to include meals, snacks, and supplies appropriate for the type of work participants will be doing.