IN: What happens next?

How to help endangered animals
Look for local species that need help.
Endangered animals can seem like a far-away problem, but there are likely threatened species, from birds to bears to bugs, in your own neighborhood.
Invasive plants that overrun native vegetation and invasive animals without existing predators can combine to devastate native animal populations.

OPTIONS:
- Look for your local native species that look like larger species. For example, lakes and streams with large plants are usually larger and more crowded than in natural landscapes that waste precious resources.
- Therefore, it will be nearly impossible to find local animals that need help. When wandering into your local area, check the websites of local animal shelters and animal safety organizations, such as petfinder.
- Note the difference between invasive and non-native species; invasive refers specifically to species that thrive and overtake native species. Many non-native plants and animals are just fine.
- Nonnative plants used to cover dead or dying vegetation are beautiful, but they produce natural predators in the wild who don't present them well in nature or without resolving their problem. Covers are often at the minimum too large to contain predators.

OUT: Note the difference between invasive and non-native species; invasive refers specifically to species that thrive and overtake native species. Many non-native plants and animals are just fine.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to pick up girls while walking down the street
Always be prepared to meet a new girl.
If you are looking to pick to girls, it helps to be mentally and physically prepared to do so.
Before you go out, have a few funny anecdotes lined up, should the opportunity to talk to a girl arise.

OPTIONS:
- You may make a joke, funny impression, or even phone her up and ask her out on a date. Do not be afraid to talk to her.
- Continually scan your environment for suitable candidates; you never know when a hottie is going to wander by. Pay attention to your surroundings so that when an opportunity arises for small talk, you can quickly think up an icebreaker comment about something nearby.
- These should be about your style, your interests, etc. Take them with you when you leave so you will remember what you said.
- Be supportive even if you are hoping for a long-term relationship (e.g. " i met a new girlfriend at school and we'd like to get to know one another better ").
A: Continually scan your environment for suitable candidates; you never know when a hottie is going to wander by. Pay attention to your surroundings so that when an opportunity arises for small talk, you can quickly think up an icebreaker comment about something nearby.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A woman is seen speaking to the camera while turning on a faucet. She then pumps soap off and scrubs her hands. she
OPTIONS:
- runs her hands under the sink and ends by drying her hands and walking out to put hand sanitizor on.
- rinses the soap off the counter while still speaking to the camera.
- repeats the actions in the sink while another woman helps her rinse her hands.
- stirs a container and scrubs a levi shirt while speaking.

OUT: runs her hands under the sink and ends by drying her hands and walking out to put hand sanitizor on.

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

A man holds a yellow canister as he clears a wood board. He sprays the wood with the yellow canister. He takes a rag and cleans the wood. he

OPTIONS:
- walks back and forth and gives instructions to the camera.
- speaks as he showcases the wood and presses his fingers on the board.
- dribbles the dried wood paste over the board.
- then cleans the wood between two planks.
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Answer:
speaks as he showcases the wood and presses his fingers on the board.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to bake cod
Rinse and thaw your cod fillets.
When done, pat them dry. You want your fillets to be roughly the same thickness, as this ensures that they all cook at the same rate in the oven.
OPTIONS:
- Preheat your oven to 350f/180c and prepare your pan. Get out a baking dish and line it with parchment paper so the cod do not stick to the bottom while cooking.
- Chilling them makes the ingredients easier to break apart, and what wouldn't seem to work with this recipe could actually be improved. You can thaw your fillets in the refrigerator as you like to save yourself extra moisture.
- Otherwise, this can cause problems for the fish. Place 5 pounds (946 g) of cod fillets into a strainer or colander for disposal immediately to ensure that they are completely clean.
- Rinse the fillets under cold running water and pat them dry with a kitchen towel. Heat your oven to 500 degrees fahrenheit (121 degrees celsius).
A: Preheat your oven to 350f/180c and prepare your pan. Get out a baking dish and line it with parchment paper so the cod do not stick to the bottom while cooking.

How to pick a good place to go on your first date
Think about what your date wants. This is important, regardless of whether you barely know him/her or have been friends for a while.
Your partner won't enjoy the date if it seems thoughtless or impersonal.

OPTIONS:
- Pick a place that's away from dinner, so that neither you nor your date can have a bite to eat at the end of the night. There are many places that cost money, so going now may not be the best choice for you.
- Tell your date that you're shy about meeting new people. This is a very important step that you should take if you're in a break up.
- Consider if he/she wants an involved active date or would rather do something passive, like watch a movie. For example, if your date dislikes nature, don't plan a hike and a picnic.
- Walk around your neighborhood, visit museums, take the tram, etc. This will give you plenty of time to get him/her feelings out.
Consider if he/she wants an involved active date or would rather do something passive, like watch a movie. For example, if your date dislikes nature, don't plan a hike and a picnic.