context: A man is shown zipping up his shirt and donning a hood. he

OPTIONS:
- then works on his car.
- is shown preparing to drive and blocking the camera as he rocks his car.
- is then shown with another person, fencing.
- cleans his paintball guns before posing complete with helmet, moving his arms behind his back and picking up pieces of paint.
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next sentence for the context: is then shown with another person, fencing.

IN: What happens next?

How to hide a microwave
Put the microwave in a spare cabinet above the kitchen counter.
If your upper kitchen cabinets can accommodate the size of your microwave, try tucking the appliance inside one of them. That way, when you close the cabinet door, the microwave is completely out of sight.

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- Be sure to choose a cabinet with easy access to an electrical outlet. Double-check that the microwave door will have plenty of clearance so it's easy accessible when you need to use it.
- There's only one exception to this rule. Leave the door of the microwave in a cool area while you make your meals.
- While the microwave will stay hidden under the stove top, the microwave won't make a sharp, rattling noise when you open it. Secure the microwave to a top plate or shelf.
- Also, don't worry about letting your microwave shut down completely when cleaning it. It's a temporary solution that will work itself out with time.

OUT: Be sure to choose a cabinet with easy access to an electrical outlet. Double-check that the microwave door will have plenty of clearance so it's easy accessible when you need to use it.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to learn about entrepreneurship
Prepare yourself mentally.
There is a specific mindset that is most conducive to learning how to be a successful entrepreneur, and aligning yourself with this way of thinking will provide you with the foundation upon which you can build your education in entrepreneurship.
Develop a positive perspective when it comes to mistakes.

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- Analyze the ways in which you have taken action in an event. Think about the potential reaction that you would make in response to such a mishap and how that reaction would have affected subsequent opportunities.
- Mistakes are often made to prevent you from making the right decision or to help you resolve a problem. When making a mistake, and when you make good decisions, you have flexibility to reassess your decision.
- You must be prepared that, to be an entrepreneur, you will inevitably make some mistakes along the way. Mistakes are only failures if they prevent you from trying again.
- Instead of feeling judged by the mistakes of others, you can counter that criticism by being grateful for all that you have accomplished and being proud of yourself. Think to yourself, " i deserve to go the extra mile to gain knowledge and skills.
A: You must be prepared that, to be an entrepreneur, you will inevitably make some mistakes along the way. Mistakes are only failures if they prevent you from trying again.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to make an egg ring when camping
Cut out the center of a piece of bread.
Cut in a roughly circular shape to fit the egg. Leave the square crust intact.
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- Place the flattened egg on a lightly floured surface. Spread the egg out over the bread, so that it makes a circle.
- Place the egg in the sandwich bag. Carefully lower the edges so that the edges match up with each other and seal the sandwich bag.
- Place a tiny piece of the bread in the center of the opening of the egg. This will be the center of the ring.
- Toast or eat the bread taken from the middle. Alternatively, you can fry the center part after the eggs are done, for a tasty and crunchy bread treat.

OUT: Toast or eat the bread taken from the middle. Alternatively, you can fry the center part after the eggs are done, for a tasty and crunchy bread treat.

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

How to live with a college roommate who is your total opposite
Get to know each other.
If you decide from the very first time you meet that you're too different to possibly like each other, you will certainly set yourself up for a miserable situation. You don't have to be best friends, but getting to know one another will help you at least establish friendly conversations.

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- Take a closer look at how each of you reply to each other. Use your common sense when figuring out where to sit next as well.
- Decide how often you will see each other. You should often hang out as much as you can, even when school isn't in session.
- Figure out what you have in common. You might be total opposites on most things, but you will have at least one thing in common.
- Make a list of times you have met your roommate. This can be as simple as asking about their weekend plans or personal calendars, or as complex as asking if you two are seeing each other every week.
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Answer:
Figure out what you have in common. You might be total opposites on most things, but you will have at least one thing in common.

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

How to build a survival shelter in a wooded area
Know that there is nearly always a way to build a shelter in the wilderness and that it is not very hard to do.
If it is night, don't move from where you are.
It is very easy to get lost in the dark, and being separated from the area you do know can be even more frightening.

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- Be considerate! It might sound uncomfortable, but try to sound in charge of your survival, and respect everyone's needs. Select a safe location to build the shelter.
- Find an area clear of large rocks and roots. Building your shelter in a ditch is a good way to stay out of the wind, but rain might make you wish you had dealt with a light breeze.
- Find shelter near the campsite entrance. You will have to use a brush or something similar.
- When you get there, give the engine a quick boost to make sure it runs for a little while before proceed. In the morning, bring along a blanket, as it will be warm.
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Answer:
Find an area clear of large rocks and roots. Building your shelter in a ditch is a good way to stay out of the wind, but rain might make you wish you had dealt with a light breeze.