IN: What happens next?

A man is putting on a pair of shoes. He grabs his skies and boards a lift. he

OPTIONS:
- goes up the stairs and takes off onto himself.
- then sits down on the windsurf board.
- leaves the top down and rides it down a hill.
- is then shown skiing down various hills and mountains.

OUT: is then shown skiing down various hills and mountains.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A large group of people are seen laying out on the beach while others stand around and protest. several people

OPTIONS:
- are seen riding surf boards around with one man leading near the top.
- then begin playing soccer while several animals and wildlife gather.
- are seen holding up signs to protest whilte camera continues to pan around people laying down.
- are then seen crashing on the beach while the camera captures them on their boards.
A: are seen holding up signs to protest whilte camera continues to pan around people laying down.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to get motivated to clean the house
Imagine your clean home.
You can get the motivation you need just from imagining how beautiful and organized your house will look after you're done. This alone can make you feel like getting up and starting to clean.
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- Remind yourself that this is a normal part of living your life and a part that can be changed over time. Think about how you're going to decorate this house.
- Look at pictures either online or in magazines of your ideal home. Imagine trying to get your own home as close to your vision of the perfect home as possible.
- Picture the old home that you've lived in through a window and imagine how lovely each room will smell. You can also imagine how much dirt would be clumped there.
- The easiest visualization to do is picture yourself kicking dirt and debris off of your concrete floor, removing old wood shavings, and cleaning your counters. Take five minutes to do this image at some point.

OUT: Look at pictures either online or in magazines of your ideal home. Imagine trying to get your own home as close to your vision of the perfect home as possible.

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

How to make friends in a new town
Go out.
The first step in meeting people is to go out and explore your new town. If you can't think of anything to do, start by going out to a restaurant and eating.

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- Take a book with you so you have something to do. It may seem counter-intuitive to take a book with you, but it could act as a conversation starter.
- This will give you the chance to take a break and look around for new sights and places. This is extremely helpful if you want to look out of place or simply want to spend some time isolated.
- Don't spend your lunch time getting to know the people there. Your adrenaline will be released when you see what your new town has to offer you.
- This will allow you to get a good cup of coffee and to talk with people. This way, if you run into anyone new it won't be as common and they may not even know who you are.
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Answer:
Take a book with you so you have something to do. It may seem counter-intuitive to take a book with you, but it could act as a conversation starter.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

People are walking in a snow covered parking lot. The camera operator turns the camera on herself. we
OPTIONS:
- see a person in the distance shoveling snow.
- see a hand holding the phone mouthpiece.
- see two other females sitting on chairs like girls do when a scene cuts back to the females.
- see the lady from santa monica working on a gift.
A: see a person in the distance shoveling snow.

How to get used to dogs
Figure out the root of your fear.
There are a variety of reasons people may be apprehensive around dogs. The first step to overcoming your fear is identifying potential sources.

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- Think about the different forms of fear you associate with dogs. For example, you may fear dogs because you are worried about your health.
- This can help you see where and how a fear is based in irrational thinking. Oftentimes, people fear dogs because their parents instilled a fear in them at a very young age by overreacting in the presence of a large, unfamiliar, or overactive dog.
- Talk to a veterinarian about your fears. Ask them what the most important things at all about a dog are.
- The most common source might be the result of multiple different things, such as hormones or emotional factors. Other times, environmental factors may exacerbate fears.
This can help you see where and how a fear is based in irrational thinking. Oftentimes, people fear dogs because their parents instilled a fear in them at a very young age by overreacting in the presence of a large, unfamiliar, or overactive dog.