IN: What happens next?

How to respect a day sleeper
First and foremost, understand that day sleepers are not lazy and don't sleep their entire lives away.
They sleep during the day usually because they work at night. They pretty much keep the same basic routines that you do, except what you do when the sun is out, they usually get done by moonlight.

OPTIONS:
- They usually get physical activities to do in the evening like cheering up in the morning, playing a sport, exercising or going on walks. All for nothing, thanks to the snooze cycle! Have fun during any of your normal days.
- Start to develop a lifelong system of good sleep habits that you will stick to. At one end of the spectrum, night sleepers are not lazy, which means they sleep an entire day.
- So it's important to change your routine everyday. It can be a good idea to set up other times of the day when you get most sleep, as they are time-sensitive and require more energy.
- Do your very best not to disturb the day sleeper. You calling or knocking on their door at 1:00 pm is the equivalent of them calling or knocking on your door at 1:00 am.

OUT: Do your very best not to disturb the day sleeper. You calling or knocking on their door at 1:00 pm is the equivalent of them calling or knocking on your door at 1:00 am.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A large table display is set up outdoors. a man

OPTIONS:
- is shown washing dishes on the table.
- hits baseball and throws the ball to another team standing on the field.
- stands behind it with a rubik's cube.
- is seated behind the table with a group.
A: is seated behind the table with a group.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A young man stands at the far end of a tennis court hitting balls across the net. A tennis ball hits the court and splits in half on impact. the camera man
OPTIONS:
- adjusts the angle of the camera and pans left and right.
- then focuses back to the tennis man, he explains his technique.
- appears again and does a series of different tennis tricks throughout the video.
- retrieves the ball and show it to the camera.

OUT: retrieves the ball and show it to the camera.

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

How to diagnose a fistula
Check for pain around the anus or genitals.
Pain and irritation are common symptoms of many types of fistulas. You may experience pain and swelling around anus, genitals, or the area between the genitals and anus (the perineum).

OPTIONS:
- The pain may feel like a burning sensation or pain in your abdomen. Treat the issue immediately by touching or noticing any unusual itching.
- If the pain or irritation goes into the anal region, then you may have fistulas inside. Most fistulas will go away on their own and will not return.
- Anal fistulas may cause pain during bowel movements. Fistulas involving the vagina may cause pain during sexual intercourse.
- If you feel pain while trying to or to ejaculate, it's probably a sign of anus irritation. Pain around an anus could also be one of several other symptoms of fistulas.
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Answer:
Anal fistulas may cause pain during bowel movements. Fistulas involving the vagina may cause pain during sexual intercourse.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to enjoy college
Enroll in elective classes.
Many colleges require students to take electives as a part of their curriculum. Colleges often offer unique and fun classes including wine tasting, bowling, scuba diving, and self-defense classes.
OPTIONS:
- Take any offers of these classes seriously and add them to your portfolio. Some colleges might offer accelerated courses for students who are preparing for college.
- There are many places to get involved in the same elective courses : Science science history corcorrelation physics music music theater visual arts Plan your weekend trip. You might want to experience the location of one of these places before school starts.
- To take a break from demanding classes, try taking something that you will enjoy or learn a new skill. Join, or start, a club.
- Choose classes that you enjoy and become knowledgeable about the subject. Courses in high school typically include most of the major courses that you will need during the required college years.
A: To take a break from demanding classes, try taking something that you will enjoy or learn a new skill. Join, or start, a club.

A gym is shown and a large crowd of students is watching a person doing flips and throwing her baton over the floor. As the routine continues, she does doing splits and throwing the baton up in the air. the girl

OPTIONS:
- stands with her arms around another girl and starts doing that class.
- then moves to the other side of the gym and grabs fire sticks and the people in the crowd stand up in an uproar cheering for her.
- then does it an " e + " later.
- finishes while coach and's are applauding.
then moves to the other side of the gym and grabs fire sticks and the people in the crowd stand up in an uproar cheering for her.