IN: What happens next?

People bike on a bumpy track where a crowd gather to watch the bike cross competition. A biker falls on the ground. the bikers

OPTIONS:
- start a competition and fight.
- arrive to the finish line.
- do 10 km in heavy traffic, in the bleachers, and then on the track where a competitor passes his head on a plate.
- race each other back and forth, then finally stop.

OUT: arrive to the finish line.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to feel confident during your period
Chart your period.
Being prepared is your best line of defense when it comes to being confident while on your period. Make a calendar that charts your pre-period symptoms, when your period starts, how long it lasts, your heaviest days, and the last day of your period.

OPTIONS:
- Use this journal to establish or go over all of your positive symptoms. You may have trouble being confident if you think of your period as a question mark that you can't think about with your eyes closed, but make a special chart.
- Keep your calendar easily accessible, such as on your bathroom mirror, on your bedroom wall, or on your nightstand. A chart will also act as a frame for your list of symptoms.
- This way, you can prepare for you period adequately. There are phone apps that will help you chart your period, as well.
- You don't have to have a regular journal (or notebook) to chart your periods. Focus all of your time in your notebook to keep track of how you feel.
A: This way, you can prepare for you period adequately. There are phone apps that will help you chart your period, as well.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to downsize your own job
Determine whether or not you can survive on a small income.
If you want a job with less stress and fewer hours, chances are you will also be getting paid less. Calculate your monthly outgoings (how much you spend) and see if there are any cutbacks in spending you are willing to make.
OPTIONS:
- Share your spending habits with those at your company. While it can be tempting to add up the difference that you are sacrificing your entire paycheck to make your spending a bit less, ask yourself if you are willing to keep spending less.
- If you are choosing to continue a low income job, then you might be able to squeeze in an overtime pay option. But try to overhaul your budget whenever you can by consolidating expenses into separate income sources.
- For example you may find you don't need your monthly gym membership as you don't have the time to go anyway. Decide on a final figure for your minimum monthly income so that you can tailor your job search to that specific need.
- You might be more willing to pay some off your after-work income in the future. This is a good time to start thinking back on whether you can realistically afford your first job.

OUT: For example you may find you don't need your monthly gym membership as you don't have the time to go anyway. Decide on a final figure for your minimum monthly income so that you can tailor your job search to that specific need.

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

A woman is shown speaking to the camera and standing next to a chair. she

OPTIONS:
- holds up various products and begins spraying down a chair.
- takes out scissors and clips it's foot.
- then puts cream all over the chair and continues sitting down and parasailing.
- trims out the leg of a small child.
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Answer:
holds up various products and begins spraying down a chair.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A girl is seen holding a baton and begins performing a dance routine in the middle of a large gymnasium. the girl
OPTIONS:
- flips around into the air and down to the ground and grabs her baton.
- continues spinning and twirling around.
- spins herself around and ends by walking off.
- spins and ends with a bow and cat's feet.
A: continues spinning and twirling around.

How to classify fractions
Point out a proper fraction.
In any proper fraction, the numerator is less than the denominator.
Example : 2/5 every proper fraction expresses a value that is less than 1.

OPTIONS:
- Example : 3/6 next fifth to the numerator. Call genres a fraction, not a denominator.
- Example : 3/10 every improper fraction expresses a value that is too high. Example : 4/20 every improper fraction expresses a value that is too low.
- Example : 2/3 every improper fraction expresses a fraction that is too long. Example : 3/8 every improper fraction expresses a fraction that is too short.
- A proper fraction represents a partial portion of a whole. For example, if there are five books and you read two of them, you have read two out of five books, or two-fifths.
A proper fraction represents a partial portion of a whole. For example, if there are five books and you read two of them, you have read two out of five books, or two-fifths.