Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

Make up is shown on a table. a woman
OPTIONS:
- puts lotion on her hands.
- sits on her bed and applies makeup to her face.
- uses rollers on her hair.
- is mixing ingredients together in a bowl.
A: sits on her bed and applies makeup to her face.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man is kneeling inside a gym. he
OPTIONS:
- performs several moves, moving his arms and legs.
- lifts equipment over his head.
- uses weights to lift a barbell.
- is jacking off to a fitness bike.
A: lifts equipment over his head.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to make a low fat stir fry
Select low fat proteins.
Meats such as chicken breast, lean pork, shrimp, fish and some lean cuts of beef are all great choices for a stir fry. Cooking these meats at a high temperature for a short cooking time will prevent them from drying out.
OPTIONS:
- Tofu is a vegetarian option, just be sure to choose firm tofu so that it will stand up to the rigors of stir frying. Cut the proteins into bite size pieces so that they cook quickly and evenly.
- Add the meat directly to the stove to cook it for 4 to 6 minutes. Cut the ground beef into small cubes.
- Add blue fish, bass, flaked tuna, corned beef, etc. Your favorite sources of protein, which you can add to any stir-fry recipe easily using these ingredients.
- Remove any excess fat before frying. Sources of excess fat can also add sludge that can affect the finished stir fry.
A: Tofu is a vegetarian option, just be sure to choose firm tofu so that it will stand up to the rigors of stir frying. Cut the proteins into bite size pieces so that they cook quickly and evenly.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to house train an older dog
Learn as much as you can about the dog's background.
If you have recently adopted or purchased the dog, call the source and find out as much as you can about the dog's previous habits and upbringing. It is helpful to know if the dog was partially house-trained in the past.
OPTIONS:
- Consider adopting the dog from a shelter or association. Shelters are often responsible for overseeing how and where new dog owners are adopting the dog.
- It is also helpful to know if the dog was confined for long periods of time in a particular environment (exclusively outdoors, on a concrete floor at a shelter, in a kennel, etc. ) as this can cause surface preferences that you may need to overcome.
- Keep your questions and answers short and to the point. Keep the dog on a leash and learn as much as you can about the dog's family.
- If you never found the dog, ask if the dog's grandparents followed the owner's lead by adopting the dog. This is more important for older dogs, as it can give you a better understanding of their temperament and mood.
A:
It is also helpful to know if the dog was confined for long periods of time in a particular environment (exclusively outdoors, on a concrete floor at a shelter, in a kennel, etc. ) as this can cause surface preferences that you may need to overcome.