IN: What happens next?

We see a man raise his arms and prepare to mount the pommel horse. the man

OPTIONS:
- glides down onto the pommel horse and does his dismount.
- mounts the pommel horse.
- does a handstand.
- lifts the man on the pommel horse in mid air.

OUT: mounts the pommel horse.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to substitute baking soda
Use triple the amount of baking powder.
One of the easiest substitutes for baking soda is baking powder. If you have baking powder in your cabinet, simply add triple the amount of baking powder to your recipe.

OPTIONS:
- This will let you cleanse your fridge of all junk food, give you a grocery bill, and lower your overall baking cost. Adjust the baking powder to the amount you normally use when cooking.
- This will give your baked goods a healthier, lemon-flavored flavor. You can also try adding white vinegar instead of baking soda.
- Baking powder is found in organic, unrefined flour. It can be added directly to any recipe, but has been found to be fairly wasteful.
- For example, if your recipe calls for one tablespoon of baking soda, add three tablespoons of baking powder. You can substitute baking powder for baking soda in pretty much any recipe that requires baking soda.
A: For example, if your recipe calls for one tablespoon of baking soda, add three tablespoons of baking powder. You can substitute baking powder for baking soda in pretty much any recipe that requires baking soda.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to deal with being behind at work
Create a prioritized task list.
When the amount of work that you have to do seems overwhelming, it can often help just to write it all down. Go through and think of every task that you must complete to catch up.
OPTIONS:
- Set reminders for each day and stick to them. This can be as simple as grocery shopping every day, or as complex as disrupting classes or completing a more difficult test at work.
- Make a note of the specific deadlines, any unusual requirements for each task (materials that must be ordered, for example) and time needed to finish each item up. Don't spend days creating this list.
- Taking a few minutes before each step or task, write all of the things you need to do in that time and keep them organized. Take special care to give yourself at least five days a week to process it all and not write down anything you absolutely must do.
- You can then rearrange to help you make the appropriate level of progress. Look at all your job duties, work assignments, projects, quizzes, and other assignments again and make a new list of all these things that make a big part of being behind.

OUT: Make a note of the specific deadlines, any unusual requirements for each task (materials that must be ordered, for example) and time needed to finish each item up. Don't spend days creating this list.

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

How to clean a hamper
Remove all the contents from the hamper.
If it is a picnic hamper, take this opportunity to re-wash everything inside it for the sake of sprucing it up.
Take the hamper outdoors.

OPTIONS:
- Before you need to re-wash the hamper, make sure you take it outdoors. If you must wash it outside, go outside.
- Check the weather day and night to be sure it is still not rainy or hasn't rained recently. If not, clean out the hamper until you're sure it isn't going to rain again.
- Most picnic baskets can be stored in the garage. If it's an indoor hamper you can place it on the porch or on a windowsill where it will not get in the sun.
- Give it a good shake (tip upside down) if this can be done without harming it in any way (be careful of lid joints). Remove any fluff by hand or with a small nozzle attached to a vacuum cleaner.
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Answer:
Give it a good shake (tip upside down) if this can be done without harming it in any way (be careful of lid joints). Remove any fluff by hand or with a small nozzle attached to a vacuum cleaner.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

They are performing while everyone claps. They take a short break and walk around a bit before starting their performance again. people
OPTIONS:
- clap as the drum players run away.
- are clapping to a set rhythm.
- on both sides are seeing what they just did as they cheer and walk around.
- clap so enthusiastically while going around the stage.
A: are clapping to a set rhythm.

How to deal with being alone
Make plans to spend time alone.
Sometimes alone time is necessary because plans fall through or nothing is going on, but it is also a good idea to make plans to spend time on your own now and then. Try setting aside about 30 minutes per day to be alone and do something that you want to do.

OPTIONS:
- If your friends see you take the initiative to have some alone time on your own, they will most likely be more likely to invite you to do more of the other things you love to do. Set a boundary with family or close friends.
- It might feel strange to plan alone time at first, but over time it will become easier and you may even begin to look forward to it. Try setting aside a specific block of time that you will spend by yourself.
- See how they feel and see if they are okay with being alone. Sometimes alone time is helpful for learning new skills like talking to people, learning how to play a musical instrument, and becoming better at public speaking.
- This might be taking your child to school, participating in a sports team, or taking a walk by yourself while you relax. The constant interruption may prevent depression from affecting your day, and may give you a few minutes alone time.
It might feel strange to plan alone time at first, but over time it will become easier and you may even begin to look forward to it. Try setting aside a specific block of time that you will spend by yourself.