IN: What happens next?

He puts down the swiffer and grabs a bottle and pours a liquid into a bucket. He grabs a mop and dips it into the bucket and rings out excess water. the mop

OPTIONS:
- moves to wipe the floor and the man begins vacuuming the carpet again.
- is wet and he uses it to clean the living room.
- is cleaned by a hand and goes in the bucket.
- runs across the floor, soaks it up and spills it on to the floor.

OUT: is wet and he uses it to clean the living room.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A group of girls are seen standing together with their face down and several other watching on the side. the girls

OPTIONS:
- then lift up the girls legs and place it down in front of them.
- then perform a cheer routine all while in sync and leave with them all lined up on the wall.
- hold up signs in front of them as well as directing the group toward the center as well as the cameras.
- then start scissor kicking their legs back and fourth while others hold an aid at the end.
A: then perform a cheer routine all while in sync and leave with them all lined up on the wall.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to block out voices and weird thoughts from your head
Determine the impact of your voice (s).
It is not uncommon for people to experience auditory hallucinations, or sounds and voices in their head. Often, this happens as you are drifting off to sleep or waking up out of a dream.
OPTIONS:
- Other times, these voices can happen occasionally throughout your day. As long as you know that the voice is not some other real person, then you can replace it by purposely thinking of something else--and then they are not dangerous.
- By thinking that you are descending into a trance state, you also introduce the suggestion that you are dreaming. Speaking to yourself without impeding your sleep.
- You are less likely to be inspired by these experiences, as these dreams often precede sleep. This can be useful to improve your communication skills and to make sure your voice remains in tune.
- Reassure yourself, and remind yourself that these changes will be temporary. If you believe you are dreaming, it is unlikely that you will wake up.

OUT: Other times, these voices can happen occasionally throughout your day. As long as you know that the voice is not some other real person, then you can replace it by purposely thinking of something else--and then they are not dangerous.

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

Stats are shown on the screen as the man explains some of the stats. The crowd is show on the sideline sitting on the grass watching with binoculars. the boats

OPTIONS:
- begin to bunch together as the horn blows for the beginning of the race.
- are shown and a skier tries to inflate his boat into a sail, he loses and it barely stays afloat.
- are hung from a tree while people riding kayaks past.
- come closer and as they pass through a break in the thick crowd they stop and all wave.
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Answer:
begin to bunch together as the horn blows for the beginning of the race.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to reduce anxiety in dogs
Avoid reinforcing your dog's anxiety.
It's natural to want to comfort your dog, stroke his head, and speak soothingly to him. You may even be worried if you're both dealing with a stressful event, like an operation at the vet's.
OPTIONS:
- Remember to treat this puppy right, and in the coming weeks, you can ease his stress with some of these techniques : Walk your dog to the vet for regular veterinary exams every so often to check on his health. Avoid places your dog usually associate with feeling anxiety.
- However, just being present during an event offers a feeling of safety for your dog, and also enables him to feel less anxiety. Your dog can learn to recognize you more in human interactions, if you make it a habit.
- However, even needing to spend a few minutes every day protecting your dog during an operation can be reinforcing anxiety. Try training your dog to redirect his response to what is about to happen.
- Unfortunately, your dog can pick up on your anxiety, making him feel like the situation is out of control, amplifying his anxiety. Don't give your dog treats or respond with hugging or petting.
A: Unfortunately, your dog can pick up on your anxiety, making him feel like the situation is out of control, amplifying his anxiety. Don't give your dog treats or respond with hugging or petting.

A phone is then shown across the screen and the two continue to play. The man then stops and has to take something out of his foot. once he

OPTIONS:
- is done, he walks over to his shoes but doesn't put them on.
- is done with the shoe the man then resumes playing the guitar.
- is done, he begins to play in circles in order to get better results.
- finally has his foot clamped, he starts walking towards the camera and is screaming that he's done.
is done, he walks over to his shoes but doesn't put them on.