Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A woman is standing in a kitchen. She puts strawberries in to a glass. she
OPTIONS:
- adds juice to it.
- pours the juice into a pitcher, then into two glasses.
- stirs them up and puts them in a bowl.
- pours the juice into a cup.
A: adds juice to it.

How to prevent head lice
Avoid direct head-to-head contact.
The common theory as to why children are more susceptible to head lice than adults is that children are less likely to respect personal space. They may also be exposed to situations where head-to-head contact is unavoidable like class nap times or sitting close together side-by-side at their desks.

OPTIONS:
- Avoiding direct contact is just as important as knowing the proper way to start the lines of communication. Protect your children from disrupting communications if at all possible by strictly avoiding direct eye contact.
- It's as simple as two kids touching heads while leaning over a colouring book. Try to leave space between you and others in order to prevent the spreading of head lice.
- Exposure may cause headache, if applied improperly. It can be very difficult to avoid direct head-to-head contact with children at school.
- Natural inclination-deterring prolonged head contact from the testicles is also important to avoiding head lice. Do not shave or discard hair from a face, neck, back, or ear.

It's as simple as two kids touching heads while leaning over a colouring book. Try to leave space between you and others in order to prevent the spreading of head lice.

question: Complete the next sentence:

The man rolls the ball and the children take turns kicking it and running around the field. a young boy
OPTIONS:
- walks into the circle of kids in front of him.
- runs around with a stick passing it to two children passing to the other and making several games for them.
- kicks the ball and it hits the camera, knocking it off balance.
- pushes a stuffed toy around the field.

answer: kicks the ball and it hits the camera, knocking it off balance.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to arrive to prom
Check your school's terms.
Some schools regulate how students can get to prom. They may, for example, state that students cannot drive themselves or require students to take a bus provided by the school.

OPTIONS:
- However, most schools allow students to take buses and taxis, and permits can be predetermined by the entire school district. Depending on the person or people attending the prom, you may also call the school president or principal to see what the terms are on campus.
- Look over any information that came with your prom ticket to see if your school has any regulations regarding arrival. If you are unsure about what is and is not allowed by your school, ask a member of your prom committee or a teacher chaperone for clarification.
- Review your school's terms and conditions to make sure your ride is acceptable on prom day. Some schools may require students to block an entire bus front and center to drive themselves to prom.
- Some schools may allow you to use a bus system, where you cannot drive around your town on your own. Pick a theme if your prom date isn't in your school's choice..

Next sentence: Look over any information that came with your prom ticket to see if your school has any regulations regarding arrival. If you are unsure about what is and is not allowed by your school, ask a member of your prom committee or a teacher chaperone for clarification.

context: A person's feet and legs are shown followed by the person putting socks on and rolling their pants over the socks. the person

OPTIONS:
- then puts a pair of shoes on and tying them and ending by standing up straight.
- pulling it over the shoes and tying them with a shoelace is shown again and with a broom in hand, it begins being replayed in slow motion.
- puts a pair of shoes on and ties them with a tie.
- pulls the blanket around the ankles as well as covers the other's feet with the blanket as well as confind the person.
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next sentence for the context: then puts a pair of shoes on and tying them and ending by standing up straight.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to adjust to moving in with another parent in a new town
Go through your wardrobe.
Pick out the clothes you know fit or you know you'll wear. Don't worry, a new place and living arrangement means you can shop for new clothes later.
OPTIONS:
- Leave behind any relevant things that you'll be using if you're returning to this parent's house sometimes, and are not needed where you're headed. For example, if one parent has moved to alaska and you're leaving southern california, leave the warm weather wear for your return.
- Either get creative and match clothing shapes, looks, and styles to your new parents. For example, if you're sure they'll prefer more traditional choices like skirts and jackets, try bridal wear.
- Buying everything new is a good way to feel prepared before moving. You can also personalize the clothes.
- Try to find some new items you can wear, so you'll be able to find things you never have before. Have a friend wear a beanbag bag.
A:
Leave behind any relevant things that you'll be using if you're returning to this parent's house sometimes, and are not needed where you're headed. For example, if one parent has moved to alaska and you're leaving southern california, leave the warm weather wear for your return.