How to stop howling dogs
Ignore your dog's howling.
Some dogs will howl in order to get your attention, or to " ask " for food, treats, toys, etc. To prevent this kind of howling behavior, you will first have to show your dog that howling is not a way to get your attention.

OPTIONS:
- Don't scold or punish your dog when it howls, as it may find even this kind of attention rewarding. Simply do not touch, speak, or look at your dog when it howls to get your attention.
- Yelling back to your dog may just make him think that you are too busy to respond to his howling. Plus, yelling back won't give him any effect.
- Yelling or hitting your dog will only cause it to howl. Ignoring, however, is best done in conjunction with its howling behavior.
- You will also have to stop and listen to your dog carefully as it is howling. Make sure that you are between the dog and two people in a car or apartment building when your dog yelps.

Don't scold or punish your dog when it howls, as it may find even this kind of attention rewarding. Simply do not touch, speak, or look at your dog when it howls to get your attention.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to dump your boyfriend nicely
Tell him to his face.
It's going to hurt him more if you break up with your boyfriend remotely. Never text dump a boyfriend unless you want to cause him more pain.
OPTIONS:
- Even a casual text can go a long way toward hurting him. Be clear about what you want from your boyfriend in order to help him feel less hurt when he experiences more pain, not to mention improve your chances of having a good time.
- Try to keep your texts straight forward, telling him that you're going to dump him remotely. Don't text him while he's wearing his headphones.
- Just telling him you'll text dump him isn't going to make him feel better-it will only make him more insecure. Make sure you let him know how sad or hurt you are about the breakup, too.
- That's the worst possible way to go about it. Dumping your boyfriend by telephone, skype, face time, over social media, or by email are also cold approaches you shouldn't use.

answer: That's the worst possible way to go about it. Dumping your boyfriend by telephone, skype, face time, over social media, or by email are also cold approaches you shouldn't use.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A tall garage building is shown in the dark and then several teen age boys appear skateboarding in the inside of it. as they

OPTIONS:
- continue to skateboard around with different people on sides of them, one pops out to piss on one of the boys and then is avoided by the man other skateboarding in such a way that is just visible outside and not visible from the outside of the video.
- play, one boy wearing a red jacket is about to fall down to the floor and then his child quickly jumps over him and appears on the skateboards.
- come around the corner, they hold on to each others shirts and come down the slanted road in a single file line and a boy is shown holding a camera with a selfie stick recording the action.
- skate, people are shown in the arcade also skating..

Next sentence: come around the corner, they hold on to each others shirts and come down the slanted road in a single file line and a boy is shown holding a camera with a selfie stick recording the action.

context: A girl is seen swinging around on uneven bars while a man helps her on the side. she

OPTIONS:
- hits the bars several times while others watch on the side.
- holds herself up and swings around the front.
- jumps off and a woman helps her back on.
- continues spinning with sticks and ends by walking away.
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next sentence for the context: holds herself up and swings around the front.

IN: What happens next?

How to tell if someone is unconscious or sleeping
Talk to them.
Someone who is asleep will respond to stimuli. One way to determine if someone is sleeping is by talking to them.

OPTIONS:
- Kneel or bend next to the person and gently say their name, tell them to open their eyes, or ask them if they are all right. Repeat this for five minutes or until the person wakes up.
- They can answer your questions as they normally would without making a sound. Listen carefully, and ask the following questions : How long have they been awake? When did they wake up? What has your conversation been like? What is it like? Note whether your roommate is awake.
- Reach to them and gently move their arm (s) from the ground. Holding their wrist-where the arm meets the ground-will tell you if they are asleep or not.
- Someone who is asleep will act physically, but not verbally. They will also stir often, making an effort to stay active.

OUT: Kneel or bend next to the person and gently say their name, tell them to open their eyes, or ask them if they are all right. Repeat this for five minutes or until the person wakes up.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to stop getting distracted when trying to get things done
Identify the biggest culprits.
Think about what exactly happens when you're distracted. It's likely that there are multiple culprits, such as a lack of sleep and a noisy environment.
OPTIONS:
- Write down all the causes you can think of so that you know what needs to be addressed in order to get you back on track. For instance, your list might include: drowsiness, social media addiction, lack of organization, and constant interruptions.
- Make a list of the major culprits, as well as the things that make you distracted. For example, if you're just making a newspaper report, stick to 5 or so pages in total, and consider nine.
- Identifying any major culprits can help you pinpoint the important cause of your distraction, rather than trying to get it out of your head. Identify the logical reasons for your distraction and pick one based on those reasons.
- To help you determine what you're thinking about when you're distracted, try to identify the most important culprits. For example, if you find yourself distracted by your phone, try not to get up to take it off.

answer:
Write down all the causes you can think of so that you know what needs to be addressed in order to get you back on track. For instance, your list might include: drowsiness, social media addiction, lack of organization, and constant interruptions.