Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to store kale chips
Dry the kale thoroughly before making your chips.
The key to keeping kale chips crispy is to make sure your leaves are totally dry before you prepare them. Use a salad spinner or thoroughly pat them dry with paper towels after washing them.
OPTIONS:
- Remove the stems before preparing your chips. Kale stems contain lots of moisture, don't crisp well, and could make your chips soggy when you store them.
- You can skip the rinsing process, however, if you are storing kale chips on their own in a moist environment. Unless you are making shught chips, you can dehydrate the chips by blowing dry leaves off the ends of the stems, then putting them in a compost bag.
- For most foods that can't be refrigerated, store kale chips in the refrigerator for at least two weeks. Or, stock the refrigerator for those foods that don't use refrigeration, like meats, dairy, fruit, and wet foods.
- Wrap the kale in aluminum foil and store in the fridge. Any type of plastic wrap will work, but aluminum is the best item for storing in the fridge.
A: Remove the stems before preparing your chips. Kale stems contain lots of moisture, don't crisp well, and could make your chips soggy when you store them.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The person is holding a stick in their hands. The person is holding a hose and washing the car. they
OPTIONS:
- dip the stick into a bucket of soapy water and continue washing the car.
- wipe the side of the car and the back and headrest.
- change locations and continue cleaning.
- wet the car again then wash it.
A: dip the stick into a bucket of soapy water and continue washing the car.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to work in a greenhouse
Complete your high school education.
If you want a job in a greenhouse, you'll need to have at least a high school diploma. If you're still in high school, there are subjects you can pick while in high school that will improve your employability.
OPTIONS:
- Biology and chemistry courses will get you prepared for working with plants and pesticides. Consider a two-year technical program.
- Attend a study group if your school offers these classes. Get involved in your classes, even if it's just a silly catch up, like gardening or corn learning, to reap the benefits of working in a greenhouse.
- After you graduate, consider looking into classes that will improve your cooking, physics, and even computer skills. Make sure the subject is relevant to your field or passions.
- Try undergraduate programs or regularly check your eligibility. It's a good idea to schedule classes first, which can help you study sooner.
A: Biology and chemistry courses will get you prepared for working with plants and pesticides. Consider a two-year technical program.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

We see images of bloody bulls and carcasses being dragged on the ground. We see images of a bull in a slaughterhouse. words
OPTIONS:
- come onto the screen.
- come through the screen.
- go across the screen about torturing the bulls.
- come over the screen.
A:
go across the screen about torturing the bulls.