IN: What happens next?

How to cut calories on a budget
Find at least a dozen simple recipes.
If you don't cook much, you'll need to find some simple recipes you can use to make your meals if you want to cut calories and eat more healthy foods. You can buy a basic cookbook, or just search for recipes online.

OPTIONS:
- If you're not very good at doing simple cooking, see if there are recipes you can make in your spare time. Make sure you can cook simple foods like fruits, vegetables, grains, and lean meats without cooking them at the same time.
- List your important recipes and determine which ones you want to cut down on. You want to find one recipe that your budget will allow you to cut down on.
- You probably want recipes that are relatively simple and don't require a lot of prep time. Look for recipes that have ingredients that are familiar to you, and are foods you already know you like.
- Don't cut out too many recipes-you will cut out some of them easily if you don't think you need all that many calories. Read the labels and ingredients on each recipe.

OUT: You probably want recipes that are relatively simple and don't require a lot of prep time. Look for recipes that have ingredients that are familiar to you, and are foods you already know you like.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to read an ex's body language
Study their smile.
A genuine smile is a good indicator that they are happy to see you. When there is a " eye twinkle " involved, this may be a smile in which the whole face, even their eyes, are engaged with you.

OPTIONS:
- If the smile leaves their face for a moment, they may be flattered. Looking at someone's smile will usually convey that even though the smile was fleeting, the back of their face still contains a joy to laugh at.
- People's smiles are something that is often attributed to their social status or activities. A genuine smile is designed to show affection.
- Smiling might seem genuine, but the real thing to look for are their eyebrows, whether they are raised or lowered. This correlates to how old the person looks and how often.
- On the other hand, a fake smile, such as a plastered, half-grin that lasts more than 5 seconds, likely indicates disinterest. Notice any frowns that your ex makes.
A: On the other hand, a fake smile, such as a plastered, half-grin that lasts more than 5 seconds, likely indicates disinterest. Notice any frowns that your ex makes.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to create the perfect title for your book
Keep genre titling conventions in mind.
Each different genre of literature, from children's to academia and fiction, have different conventions in titling. These help market the books and can direct you towards identifying potential title elements.
OPTIONS:
- Make sure you know the genre in which you hope to market your book. For example, if you want to publish in children's literature, think about popular titles.
- Sketch out a logical link between each book's title. Make sure the link corresponds with every author's name.
- Try using the best titles, but remember to keep your themes in mind. For instance, comic book titles are often the most political.
- Decide on a title that covers your genre. Some authors may use books in a genre they do not consciously like or greatly detest.

OUT: Make sure you know the genre in which you hope to market your book. For example, if you want to publish in children's literature, think about popular titles.

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

How to check someone's breathing rate (rate of respiration )
Count the breaths.
Breathing is measured in breaths per minute or bpm. To get an accurate measurement, the person must be at rest.

OPTIONS:
- If the person is already resting, press the count button on the bottom left corner of their screen. You'll notice a circular icon with an arrow going down the right side and a timer going on.
- This means she is not breathing faster than usual due to exercising. She should be still for at least 10 minutes before you count her breaths.
- If the person is fatigued, he or she is likely to record his or her breaths so he or she can track them. Look for unevenness in inhalation or exhalation.
- To count the rate of exhalation, the person must be sitting, standing, or lying down. The woman with the child must be comfortably supported, her head turned backwards and her chin pulled down to avoid straining her chest.
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Answer:
This means she is not breathing faster than usual due to exercising. She should be still for at least 10 minutes before you count her breaths.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A parade procession walks down the street in a parade. a group
OPTIONS:
- of members in green uniforms walks waving flags.
- of reporters discuss how to proceed with their story.
- plays drummers on the parade.
- of people are not part of the parade.
A: of members in green uniforms walks waving flags.

How to behave in an orthodox synagogue
If you are a man, sit among only the other men in the men's section.
Likewise, a woman should sit among only the women in the women's section.
Find a prayer book and open it.

OPTIONS:
- If its the last thing you want to read, then choose anything that interests you. Recite to yourself " i say to god of all that " after every verse.
- Some orthodox synagogues may only have prayer books written in hebrew, but most have at least a few sets of prayer books supplemented with english, too. If you don't understand the hebrew words, feel free to say them in english or simply hum along in tune with the congregation.
- After all, there is actually no time like the present. Put your book on the floor near your window.
- It should be a book not too narrow or too wide, and should let you move easily. You can also have that ancient " zen " stillness, meaning the pause after a speaker reads a passage aloud.
Some orthodox synagogues may only have prayer books written in hebrew, but most have at least a few sets of prayer books supplemented with english, too. If you don't understand the hebrew words, feel free to say them in english or simply hum along in tune with the congregation.