Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to sell or swap gift cards
Use a gift card market site.
There are sites online that allow you to swap and sell gift cards, known as gift card marketplaces. These sites offer a balance guarantee on any card purchased or sold through them.
OPTIONS:
- To determine the balance you need, go online and take a look. However, you will need to be sure the card is legitimate or else it could be counterfeit.
- This ensures you are not scammed or given an unfair price for the gift card. They work as the middleman between buyers and sellers so you only deal with the company and not with any third parties.
- Fannie mae's pinterest usa is a great resource for online trading under the umbrella of pinterest. You can only trade gifts from reputable sites based on a verified email or phone number.
- Most of these sites also allow you to trade using cash, a credit card, and a paid debit card. When exchanging cards, you sign in with a credit card, or sign up with a debit card.
A: This ensures you are not scammed or given an unfair price for the gift card. They work as the middleman between buyers and sellers so you only deal with the company and not with any third parties.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A large black item is drawn on a long sheet of white paper. a person
OPTIONS:
- uses a brush to continue the painting.
- is standing on a ladder, scrapping the snow off of the car.
- is seen peeling a banana and kneeling on the ground.
- put an iron on the sheet and iron the iron.
A: uses a brush to continue the painting.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A woman runs her fingers through her hair. She shows off two hair styling products she has and grabs the shampoo. she
OPTIONS:
- sprays the products onto the side of her head.
- rinses the salon attendant's head off and ties her hair up.
- grabs the other product, a hair masque.
- sprays the products on her hair and puts it into a holder, then sticks her hair into the holder again.
A: grabs the other product, a hair masque.

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How to develop customer insight
Research your client carefully.
Learn all you can about the history of the customer's business operation, including the product lines. Seeing how the business evolved over the years will often provide some understandings into how your client's current standards and practices came to be, and provide some basis for projecting where the company will move next.
OPTIONS:
- Look closely at the customer's current business situation. Customer insight also involves having an accurate perception of what is happening with your client right now.
- Read industry magazines, promotional materials, the industry's literature, and-as a rule-health and happiness books. Learn about your clients' strengths and weaknesses, and what your company's unique strengths and weaknesses are.
- Consider how the customer actually developed the business but did not see the broader boost in sales. Then where you can look more closely at the company's technology and preferences, you will have a better understanding of the kind of business that gets the job done.
- Do not just use comparison to shadow a business like yours. Getting a clear picture of this might confuse you with an innovative competitor, but do your research first.
A:
Look closely at the customer's current business situation. Customer insight also involves having an accurate perception of what is happening with your client right now.