question: Complete the next sentence:

How to buy cabinets
Consider carefully the design of new cabinets.
For example, you may need proper storage in a kitchen.
Measure the size of the kitchen using a tape measure.
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- The length of a cabinet will be the length of your opening by measurement of the width of the cabinet's frame. The frame measurements for all sizes are noted below, while the cabinet's frame value is mentioned above.
- Sketch the floor plan to scale, locating the sink, stove and refrigerator appropriately. Some elements, like the stove and sink, may be locked in place due to cost considerations.
- Then measure the dimensions (by one measurements range to 360 m) of cabinets. Also note if the closet is designed for small-scale storage; generally, they do not need anywhere from 100-200 square feet to 400-650 square feet.
- It should be about 60 cm by 60 cm. The wall and cupboard should be 65 cm at 100 cm and 100 cm at 104.7 cm.

answer: Sketch the floor plan to scale, locating the sink, stove and refrigerator appropriately. Some elements, like the stove and sink, may be locked in place due to cost considerations.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A man steps away from a desk. the man
OPTIONS:
- grabs a metal plate.
- sits down on an exercise machine.
- applies his glove to his left hand.
- begins to pull a rope against him.

answer: applies his glove to his left hand.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to travel by car with a fearful dog
Introduce your dog to the car.
If your dog is particularly fearful of cars or if it has never been in one before, you'll need to do some basic desensitization work. This should entail getting your dog familiar with being in the vehicle, even if it is not yet comfortable being in there for prolonged periods of time.
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- Open both rear doors so that your dog can see there is a way out. Seeing that it won't be trapped may help alleviate some of your dog's fears.
- To do this, put the dog into the car with the windows down. Slowly angle the upper window closed, until your dog's paws are on the back of the seat.
- Once you've acclimated your aggressive dog to being in the presence of an unknown entity, you can introduce your fearful dog to the car altogether. Approach your dog as quietly as possible at first.
- Start by putting your dog in the vehicle and turning on the hazard lights. Your dog should then hiss in its mouth and let you know that " i am the owner.

answer:
Open both rear doors so that your dog can see there is a way out. Seeing that it won't be trapped may help alleviate some of your dog's fears.