question: Complete the next sentence:

A woman places the attachment parts into holders on the vacuum cleaner. The woman detaches and holds up the filter on the vacuum cleaner. the woman
OPTIONS:
- tapes the rim on the vacuum cleaner bed with the attachments.
- stores the vacuum cleaners in a closet.
- wraps the attachments on the vacuum and shows off the nails she just removed.
- decorates the vacuuming room with its appliance, wearing a green apron.

answer: stores the vacuum cleaners in a closet.

question: Complete the next sentence:

Several signs for tattoo shops are shown, along with a girl speaking to the camera. She shows off the tattoo she wants to get. the woman
OPTIONS:
- then demonstrates how to tattoo oneself.
- then wraps a hard barbel around the neck of a child's needle while the child screams in pain.
- sits in a chair as a tattoo artist makes a snowflake on her arm.
- then omits an image before tattooing her arm.

answer: sits in a chair as a tattoo artist makes a snowflake on her arm.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to control your treadmill workout using your heart rate
Take your pulse.
If you don't have an individual heart rate monitor, you can take your pulse to determine your heart rate. To find your target heart rate, you must first determine the number of times your heart contracts (or " beats ") in a minute while you're at rest.
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- First thing in the morning is the best time to measure your resting heart rate. At other times during the day, your heart rate may differ in response to other activity.
- More important than that is how fast your heart beats. When you're jogging, the number of beats you take in a minute form your baseline.
- If you feel about 100 times your heart rate per minute, choose a target heart rate monitor to keep track of that number. For instance, if you feel about 150 beats per minute, you're at about 100 beats per minute.
- For example, after a 3 to 5 minute exercise, take your pulse for three minutes. You are bound to get no more than this.

answer:
First thing in the morning is the best time to measure your resting heart rate. At other times during the day, your heart rate may differ in response to other activity.