Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to make your own notebook
Gather your supplies.
You should be able to find all the necessary materials at your local craft store. When shopping for gold leaf, avoid the " peel and stick " variety.
OPTIONS:
- Search for a gold leaf kit that includes gold leaf sheets, adhesive, and a sealer. Gather the following to make your notebook : 1 pack of 4 " x 6 " note cards glue craft knife gold leaf kit painter's tape foam brush card stock ruler bone folder pencil rubber band or clip Score your note cards.
- These are trendy and cheap, and can sometimes ruin your hands if not worked on quickly. Look into writing supplies, like a notepad or pencil.
- For the purposes of this tutorial, we'll use what is called " neck stickers ". You will need one sheet of paper and a pen.
- Look for wire wrap, wire cutters or any other cutting tools that can be easily cut. For added support, try carrying something heavy like a tablet to use as a clipboard.
A: Search for a gold leaf kit that includes gold leaf sheets, adhesive, and a sealer. Gather the following to make your notebook : 1 pack of 4 " x 6 " note cards glue craft knife gold leaf kit painter's tape foam brush card stock ruler bone folder pencil rubber band or clip Score your note cards.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to write an appeal letter for short term disability
Read your denial letter.
Your insurer should send you a letter explaining why you were denied short-term disability benefits. Read this letter closely and identify the reasons.
OPTIONS:
- Then, present evidence to support your argument. You should identify why you were denied.
- Requests made by insurers often are unsupported or not meaningful. They could be made to appeal your claim.
- Sometimes you might be rejected because you provided insufficient information. Alternately, you could be rejected because the policy doesn't cover your disability.
- Most insurers won't acknowledge that you requested short-term disability benefits because you could need help with some things. If you had an accident or an illness, you probably cannot appeal the denial letter.
A: Sometimes you might be rejected because you provided insufficient information. Alternately, you could be rejected because the policy doesn't cover your disability.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A close up of a cartoon earth is shown, followed by a cartoon man with a javelin. the man
OPTIONS:
- is then shown throwing three different javelins in competition, interspersed with words on the screen.
- then throws the javelin back over the net multiple times until finally throwing it one more time.
- throws a ball and catches a cheerleader.
- walks around the view area in the first person perspective.
A: is then shown throwing three different javelins in competition, interspersed with words on the screen.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

People are seen walking around a gymnasium and leads into one standing in between bars. the gymnast
OPTIONS:
- then moves himself around the bars and jumps down afterwards.
- jumps down and in the end stands on the bars.
- holds on to the bars and spins himself around himself performing several flips and tricks.
- picks up a bar and walks around the room slowly.
A:
then moves himself around the bars and jumps down afterwards.