IN: What happens next?

A woman sits in her blue boat. The woman tugs on a rope. the woman

OPTIONS:
- strains to pull the rope.
- begins accelerating her boat through the waters.
- stops pulling the rope.
- holds her breath waiting for the water to calm.

OUT: begins accelerating her boat through the waters.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A person is seen sitting on a bike before a track looking down. the man

OPTIONS:
- then jumps on the bike and begins riding down the track.
- then begins riding down the track with several others riding in front.
- stands up and starts running down the track.
- then mows down the field while walking.
A: then begins riding down the track with several others riding in front.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to freeze pies
Bake your pies according to the recipe directions.
Although it is possible-and sometimes preferable-to freeze unbaked pies, pies are typically frozen after they have already been baked. This simplifies the thawing and reheating process.
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- Once baked, they're ready to eat! The exact recipe instructions for baking are also available on the internet. Preheat the oven to the appropriate temperature.
- If your recipe says you want to freeze them, then you'll likely need to bake them in your oven and thawing process will take less time this way. The possibilities are endless! Place the pies into the freezer.
- Check the instructions on the package to be sure. If you don't have an oven to bake your pies in, or aren't interested in making them at all, baking ahead of time may be an option.
- Pies whose fillings is made of fruits or nuts-pecan, walnut, peach, cherry, apple, etc. - are relatively easy to bake, freeze, and reheat, because the firm texture of the fillings stays firm while frozen.

OUT: Pies whose fillings is made of fruits or nuts-pecan, walnut, peach, cherry, apple, etc. - are relatively easy to bake, freeze, and reheat, because the firm texture of the fillings stays firm while frozen.

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

How to prevent shoulder dislocation
Press inward and outward with your arm to strengthen your rotator cuff.
With your elbow at a 90-degree angle, your upper arm against your body, and your other hand directly in front of you, press inward against your other hand. Hold for 5 seconds.

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- That time will create additional tension in the arm. To tighten your rotator cuff, you use your elbow.
- With your arm in the same 90-degree angle, press outward against a wall or other solid surface for 5 seconds. Do this 20 times apiece, then repeat with the other arm.
- Forearm sprains are more likely to cause shoulder dislocation. If the shoulder dislocations are due to a standing position, squeeze your elbows tightly against your body and press upward (which moves your body into a straddle position) until the forearm becomes non-rigid.
- Again, you should feel a lot of impact as you push inward. Your upper arm should be against your body rather than bent at the elbow.
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Answer:
With your arm in the same 90-degree angle, press outward against a wall or other solid surface for 5 seconds. Do this 20 times apiece, then repeat with the other arm.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to overcome eating disorders
Confide in someone you trust.
The first step towards recovery for an eating disorder is often talking about it. Doing so can be frightening, but you will feel immensely relieved when you finally share with someone else.
OPTIONS:
- It can seem a little overwhelming at first to hear about the attack, but it will make the process less stressful over time and help you to heal from the experience. You might be a parent or guardian, or you might have a close, supportive family member.
- Tell a trusted adult you can count on at home, or do it alone. Speaking with an adult can be tough, but it does give you a chance to help yourself relax and calm down.
- Choose someone who has always been supportive of you without casting judgment, maybe a best friend, a coach, a religious leader, a parent, or a school counselor. Set aside a time when you can talk to this person in private without interruptions.
- Chances are, they are supportive and hopefully not judgmental. Make sure this person is a good listener and provides a reliable ear.
A: Choose someone who has always been supportive of you without casting judgment, maybe a best friend, a coach, a religious leader, a parent, or a school counselor. Set aside a time when you can talk to this person in private without interruptions.

How to bake turkey burgers
Combine the breadcrumbs and greek yogurt.
Start by making a panade by mixing your breadcrumbs and yogurt. If you don't have plain greek yogurt, you can substitute it with 1/3 cup (80 ml) of milk or stock.

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- Add in 1/4 cup (60 ml) of lemon juice as well to create a sauce. You can substitute the lemon juice for the vanilla if you want your sauce a little sweet.
- If you're using white bread instead of store-bought breadcrumbs, tear up the slices and pulse the pieces in a food processor until you've formed coarse breadcrumbs. You can also toast the bread before tearing and pulsing it.
- Add the breadcrumbs of your choice 1/2 cup (120 ml) at a time into the panade. Add the greek yogurt last to keep the coating in place.
- If you can't find soy yogurt, you can also substitute whole wheat flour. Don't overmix the mixture-the bacteria will build up and it's better to wait until both products are thoroughly mixed.
If you're using white bread instead of store-bought breadcrumbs, tear up the slices and pulse the pieces in a food processor until you've formed coarse breadcrumbs. You can also toast the bread before tearing and pulsing it.