Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A group of cheerleaders gather on a football field. They cheer and flip as they jog across the field. they

OPTIONS:
- finish and come toward the camera.
- then put on a performance, flipping and jumping.
- drop the yellow flag and run toward a circle of boys holding on to their shoulders.
- engage in a game of dodgeball before a crowd of spectators..

Next sentence: then put on a performance, flipping and jumping.

context: How to accept your reflection
Write down what you like about yourself.
Create a list of everything that is good about you. These can include things about your appearance or your personality.

OPTIONS:
- Write all of your favorite things about yourself and begin to formulate a vocabulary of them. By doing this, you get a holistic view of your body, whether it's good or bad.
- You should also include everything that makes you happy about yourself. If you like music, write down a song you like or something that makes you smile.
- Keep your list for work, school, and personal reasons. Find reasons you enjoy doing what you do and stick to them.
- Try to come up with at least ten items but include as many as you think of. What are your talents? What are positive things people say about you? Who do you love in your life? What are you passionate about? Identify your insecurities.
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next sentence for the context: Try to come up with at least ten items but include as many as you think of. What are your talents? What are positive things people say about you? Who do you love in your life? What are you passionate about? Identify your insecurities.

IN: What happens next?

How to get used to dogs
Figure out the root of your fear.
There are a variety of reasons people may be apprehensive around dogs. The first step to overcoming your fear is identifying potential sources.

OPTIONS:
- Think about the different forms of fear you associate with dogs. For example, you may fear dogs because you are worried about your health.
- This can help you see where and how a fear is based in irrational thinking. Oftentimes, people fear dogs because their parents instilled a fear in them at a very young age by overreacting in the presence of a large, unfamiliar, or overactive dog.
- Talk to a veterinarian about your fears. Ask them what the most important things at all about a dog are.
- The most common source might be the result of multiple different things, such as hormones or emotional factors. Other times, environmental factors may exacerbate fears.

OUT: This can help you see where and how a fear is based in irrational thinking. Oftentimes, people fear dogs because their parents instilled a fear in them at a very young age by overreacting in the presence of a large, unfamiliar, or overactive dog.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to dine out with ibs
Drive your own car.
Driving your own car to restaurants may not seem useful if you're worried about dining out with ibs. However, having the ability to leave whenever you need to is a good idea.

OPTIONS:
- When you're driving, try navigating on short, straight roads that are uneven. You may be tempted to take turns if you feel like driving too fast.
- One marker of ibs symptoms is that they can hit at anytime. It might not be right after you eat something.
- Also be sure to keep a food and drink list with you so you can order foods, drinks, or anything else that is listed in your menu. It's also a good idea to wear heavy-duty clothing when you're driving.
- You can better complete your meal on time. Put distance between you and your food.
A: One marker of ibs symptoms is that they can hit at anytime. It might not be right after you eat something.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
He raises his arms up and begins spinning all around on the beam. He jumps down with his arms up and sits down while other people cheer for him. in the end
OPTIONS:
- his is shown standing on a podium hugging others and receiving a medal.
- , he celebrates and cheers for the judges as they get up.
- he gets up and continues to perform.
- the man in the orange shirt walks down the path and walks away.

OUT: his is shown standing on a podium hugging others and receiving a medal.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

The man is preparing his camera equipments. The men ride the helicopter. a man in a sailing boat

OPTIONS:
- is sailing through the water.
- floats at the top of the water attached to the man in the boat.
- uses a rowing machine to get to the bottom of the rocky mountain.
- floats past the man on the helicopter.
A:
is sailing through the water.