IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to send high school transcripts to colleges
Visit your guidance counselor's office.
Your guidance counselor is a valuable resource when you're applying to college. Your counselor can help make sure you understand application requirements, help you narrow down your preferred schools, and may even write letters of recommendation to colleges on your behalf.
OPTIONS:
- This can also help ensure that you're keeping up with your grades at school. If you're in the same program as your guidance counselor, you can join their office to receive your transcripts and see how well they compare them to your current grade level.
- Evaluate the admissions committee's response to your application. One important hallmark of a successful application is that they will have an opportunity to evaluate your application.
- An advisor can also help make sure they understand as well. Schools are very selective about what schools their students can and cannot send transcripts to, so make sure your guidance counselor listens to every objection your students may have.
- Even if you haven't been to the guidance office for application help already, stop by and request your transcript. Fill out an official transcript request form and pay any required fees.

OUT: Even if you haven't been to the guidance office for application help already, stop by and request your transcript. Fill out an official transcript request form and pay any required fees.

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

How to improve your splits
Warm up.
Go for a short run, jog in place, or do fifty jumping-jacks.
Sit down on the floor.

OPTIONS:
- Get one leg up straight and then do the other. You want your knee parallel to the floor.
- Position your wrists where they are in front of you at elbow height. Place a strong pillow under your elbows, or reach behind your back.
- Get into a pike, (both legs straight out in front of you ,) and flex your feet. Lean over and pick a comfortable spot to sit at.
- This will warm you up in one of two ways. First, stand, and put your knees on the floor.
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Answer:
Get into a pike, (both legs straight out in front of you ,) and flex your feet. Lean over and pick a comfortable spot to sit at.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to fit in with the popular crowd
Use your interests to your advantage.
A good way to make friends is via mutual interests, so make use of your existing interests and passions. If you have a shared interest with a popular student, this can help you lay down the foundations of a friendship.
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- Try joining clubs and activities at school. Getting involved in a sports league can open you up to new learning, and you'll meet other people who share interests and skills too.
- You can swap classes with friends or go to the same school. As long as you seem like you're enjoying doing the same things together, this can be beneficial.
- Join a sport team with your school. If you have the choice between running for a team or going to a sport camp, choose either team.
- Pay attention to the clubs and teams popular students are a part of. Is there a group that strikes your interest? Maybe you could get involved.
A: Pay attention to the clubs and teams popular students are a part of. Is there a group that strikes your interest? Maybe you could get involved.

Three large men are on a stage dancing and holding mics as they sing and small children are standing near them, then the clips go back to people working on bikes. children

OPTIONS:
- are carrying dirty and stained bikes as the girls and boys continue to help the boys.
- playing in a field with adults watching and girls watching.
- are riding their bikes and the white words appear on the screen and read " the bayview boom bvhpradio org/boom ".
- are shown on the road playing instruments as well as jumping into a pit.

are riding their bikes and the white words appear on the screen and read " the bayview boom bvhpradio org/boom ".

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to become a vegetarian as a kid
Talk to your parents.
If your parents aren't vegetarian, you need to talk to them first. Start by explaining why you want to be vegetarian.
OPTIONS:
- You may find that they're " worried about vegan parents " or " would you two stop trimming down on your soy milk, if you're vegan? " your parents may give you a ways off. Begin working and preparing at a local animal shelter.
- This will help you keep track of which snacks you're eating, and can help change how much you're eating. You might say, " my mom brings me a cup of yogurt to drink.
- Agree on a nutritious diet, make healthy modifications to your lifestyle, and take proper safety precautions. Let your parents know about the fact that some meat needs to be found at grocery stores.
- They may be resistant at first, but explaining your reasons can be helpful. If they continue to be resistant, focus on the health benefits of vegetarian eating and avoid pressuring them to agree with your beliefs.

answer: They may be resistant at first, but explaining your reasons can be helpful. If they continue to be resistant, focus on the health benefits of vegetarian eating and avoid pressuring them to agree with your beliefs.

IN: What happens next?

The woman in the bathtub is shaving her legs, the legs have shaving cream. the woman

OPTIONS:
- is brushing her legs with a blue towel.
- wiped the shaving cream on the legs, shaved her legs and back of her leg.
- put lotion on her legs and turn the legs.
- decides between shaving her knees with a razor and starting with her shirt leg.

OUT:
wiped the shaving cream on the legs, shaved her legs and back of her leg.