Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to reduce plastic use
Skip the plastic straws.
Straws have become a huge problem in ocean contamination--in fact, they're one of the most common pieces of trash picked up on beaches. Eliminating straw use is easy and straightforward--if you order a drink that comes with a straw, just tell the waiter, barista, or worker that you don't need one.

OPTIONS:
- Generally, it's best to skip leaving straws. Most of the time, straw orders are ordered on demand.
- You can also invest in reusable straws made of glass or stainless steel. Bring a reusable tumbler or to-go mug when you order coffee.
- If these products do come with a straw, read the label carefully to make sure you don't have one. Don't sell bad-tasting plastic drinks.
- If you need one, you can likely find them at restaurants. It's not necessary to have one--that's just why it's so popular.
A: You can also invest in reusable straws made of glass or stainless steel. Bring a reusable tumbler or to-go mug when you order coffee.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to create a hackergotchi with gimp
Select your image.
Since you will be only using it as a guide, quality isn't required. The sample used in this article was.
OPTIONS:
- Click " file " in the top right. Choose " paste " (using the' add text] apply' option).
- A basic drawing includes namely a model of how the image would look. Articlegography is very intricate, so you may get to re-cut it later as you see fit.
- Since it will be resized to a small size and a drop shadow will be added, small defects will not be noticed. Select the source image based primary on how it reflects your personality or attitude, not necessarily on quality.
- The draft of the drawing is the final result. A two-dimensional representation of gimp on hard-shell paper is displayed.

OUT: Since it will be resized to a small size and a drop shadow will be added, small defects will not be noticed. Select the source image based primary on how it reflects your personality or attitude, not necessarily on quality.

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

How to avoid creating female character stereotypes in your writing
Write several important female characters.
There is no right way to be a woman, and the more women you have in the story, the more clearly your story will convey this. Give your women different roles, different personalities, and different skills.

OPTIONS:
- You want each woman in your story to have a similar character. The most important female characters in your story, should be at least one of these women, especially if you are writing an all-female book.
- However, give each character gender roles for characters that are less likely to be isolated or see them as a rival character. Create dates and times for the women on your team that are trustworthy.
- Diverse female characters will help you avoid stale tropes. If you are writing a story for a mixed-gender audience, your cast should be about 50% female, and the women should get about equal screen time.
- Similarly, if you are female and you are male, you can also give your women different roles. Focus on how you feel about your roles in the book.
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Answer:
Diverse female characters will help you avoid stale tropes. If you are writing a story for a mixed-gender audience, your cast should be about 50% female, and the women should get about equal screen time.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man wearing a grey t-shirt stands at a desk with a computer monitor displaying a timer. the man
OPTIONS:
- then finger types something on the laptop keyboard with his finger and finally throws the clock onto the desk with a bang.
- then puts on sunglasses.
- balances a chamois table on his hands.
- holds a rubik's cube and starts the timer as he starts to solve the rubik's cube.
A: holds a rubik's cube and starts the timer as he starts to solve the rubik's cube.

How to use " too " and " to " correctly
Focus on " too " first.
" too " is used less frequently than " to, " so if you know what " too " means, then you can use it just for those specific meanings. You can feel confident that when " too " is not appropriate, " to " is the right choice.

OPTIONS:
- For example, if a section says, " too " you're doing something incorrect, so keep that in mind. Use the " too " line to separate a whole paragraph from a paragraph in a book or movie.
- Try stressing (emphasizing) " too " when spoken, to help yourself assess whether it is the correct word. If the word is meant to be " to, " it will sound odd if stressed.
- Try to describe yourself as " nice " or " jolly ". This refers to your personality and other aspects of your life.
- Using " too " may overbrand other forms of " too " and make you sound overly arrogant. For example, using " too " may make you sound more allotted and spoiled.

Try stressing (emphasizing) " too " when spoken, to help yourself assess whether it is the correct word. If the word is meant to be " to, " it will sound odd if stressed.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
She is using the blow dryer on medium heat to dry her hair. She blow dries the curls till the moisture from the hair is gone. after she

OPTIONS:
- releases it again she blows dry her hair again.
- applies several more effect on her hair and adds several more blow ups.
- is done blow drying, she takes the blow dryer and attempts to blow dry the hair again.
- 's done using the blow dryer, she uses a wide tooth comb to comb through her curls..

Next sentence:
's done using the blow dryer, she uses a wide tooth comb to comb through her curls.