IN: What happens next?

How to get rid of scorpions
Eliminate excess moisture.
Scorpions enter homes looking for water. Keep floors, corners, closets and crawl spaces dry and free of leaks.

OPTIONS:
- Refrain from allowing water to stand in puddles or containers near the exterior of your home. Get rid of bugs in your house.
- Keep the bathroom doors close from the outside so the scorpion can't get to the toilet or baseboard. Pour soapy water over the scorpions.
- If moisture builds up inside you include crawl holes or areas like under furniture and behind furniture, such as bookcases. You can also clean surfaces such as stoves, sinks, and cupboards and remove moisture and mold from pipes.
- Air fill vents and ducts with a humidifier to improve the air flow. Drain moist stones or absorb water with your steam wand, or a paper towel to allow your home to air dry.

OUT: Refrain from allowing water to stand in puddles or containers near the exterior of your home. Get rid of bugs in your house.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man stretches a rope between two trees. he

OPTIONS:
- gets on the rope and prepares to start a race.
- then balances on the rope as he walks, sits, and bounces on it.
- begins walking forward in the path.
- puts a shoe on to hold onto the rope.
A: then balances on the rope as he walks, sits, and bounces on it.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
There's a little girl in a pink shirt and black tights and pink shoes playing hop scotch in a playground. she
OPTIONS:
- kicks and then turns, kicks and then starts to hop hop across the monkey bars.
- starts to hop hop scotch with her stick as she bounces on the stick and the foot hits the blue pool of water.
- stands on a hand holding bench and begins to play hop scotch on the net.
- jumps around on the colorful squares as she has fun.

OUT: jumps around on the colorful squares as she has fun.

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

The guy opens an ingredient with scissors. The guy hands the child an egg which the child breaks into a measuring cup. the child and guy

OPTIONS:
- start dancing and playing rock paper scissors.
- stare at the egg.
- added the egg to the bowl.
- stand nose to nose before boiling the egg.
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Answer:
added the egg to the bowl.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to improve your 2 mile run time
Run every other day.
Doing this will establish running as a habit in your life. This simple step will improve your heart rate, lower your weight, increase your endurance, and relieve all of the stress built up inside of you.
OPTIONS:
- Write down which miles you run every day in a notebook. Spend a little time each day writing down where you run from, what it is like to run from home, and where your favorite song is.
- While not everyone can jog all day long, it is beneficial to start running about once a day. Even when you aren't jogging, taking one day off a week should count as a period to help your body reap its benefits.
- Tell a reliable exercise book or guide that you're willing to put into practice. Take the book with you, and add 1 mile for every month you run on the treadmill.
- Running every other day also gives your muscles time to heal. Buy running shoes designed for your feet and bone structure.
A: Running every other day also gives your muscles time to heal. Buy running shoes designed for your feet and bone structure.

How to perform a rai flick
Dribble the ball.
As you are approaching a nearby defender, dribble the ball between your left and right feet. The trickery of the rai flick is in full effect when you are directly in front of the defender.

OPTIONS:
- As you are dribbling the ball, get within about 3 feet of the defender, right in front of him/her. If this is your first time practicing the trick, it is better to use a cardboard cut-out or an object as representative of the defender.
- Place your foot forward and hit the ball with the heel of your foot. The ball should land in front of you, directly behind your knee.
- Dribble about a foot back and forth to create a trail for this player. Try a free cross kick to create room for the opposing goalie to hit the ball.
- If you are near the attacker, getting right by the defender is an easy mission. If you are closer to the defender, as long as the opposing team has the ball on their hands, you should not be able to do this trick.
As you are dribbling the ball, get within about 3 feet of the defender, right in front of him/her. If this is your first time practicing the trick, it is better to use a cardboard cut-out or an object as representative of the defender.