IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A couple of camels are lying on the ground next to their riders. a man
OPTIONS:
- stands on the back side of the camels and rides with them, talking to them each time.
- in a green t-shirt rides his camel belly down the path.
- in a gas mask walks towards a young girls.
- helps someone get on a camel and stand up.

OUT: helps someone get on a camel and stand up.

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

The man checks the bike seat for looseness. The man begins spinning the seat of the bike and removes it. the man

OPTIONS:
- then takes a pair of pliers and unscrews the bike handle.
- removes the seat of the bike along with the tire of the bike.
- adjusts the tire on the bike seat.
- puts the seat back on the bike.
****
Answer:
puts the seat back on the bike.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The man does a handstand. The man flips and dismounts from the bars. The man raise his arms in the air. the man
OPTIONS:
- raises his arms high before jumping bungee jumping.
- dismounts and returns to where he started.
- spins off the bars.
- walks away and hugs another man.
A: walks away and hugs another man.

How to eat a lemon
Peel the lemon.
Lemon zest is great as an addition to many dishes, but you don't want to eat the entire lemon rind raw. To start, take a sharp knife and cut off the top and tail of the lemon.

OPTIONS:
- Stand the lemon up on one of those cut sides. With your knife, peel off strips from the lemon until all the skin has been removed.
- The lemon zest will be small enough to use in a filling or sour dish. Cut away the top and tail of the lemon before you proceed.
- Hold the lemon between your fingers and slice through the peel, pulling the pit out while you cut it. You want the rind in the lemon before you add it to something else.
- Then, chop away the zest in the lemon with a cutting board and to reveal the side. Peel the flesh of the lemon by hand before you begin to eat.

Stand the lemon up on one of those cut sides. With your knife, peel off strips from the lemon until all the skin has been removed.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to get liposuction
Consider your overall health.
Even though liposuction is a relatively minor procedure, there are still some risks involved-so candidates need to be in relatively good health. Talk to your doctor about your medical history and have your records sent to their office.
OPTIONS:
- If your test results come back positive or negative, go ahead and attempt liposuction. During the surgery, the surgeon will insert a tiny tube through your cheek.
- Make sure to be completely honest-you want to be aware of all potential issues! Your doctor will also need to do tests before you get the procedure. This is especially important if you have a compromised immune system, circulation problems, heart issues, lung disease, or chronic ailments like diabetes.
- Get liposuction for knees and feet. It is an invasive procedure but extremely expensive and requires additional attention.
- Be aware that with liposuction, your doctor will physically and emotionally inject a special suction device into your body, which could damage your liposuction ability. Endoscopy: this procedure uses suction to remove one of your arteries to see if the blood vessels are healing.

answer: Make sure to be completely honest-you want to be aware of all potential issues! Your doctor will also need to do tests before you get the procedure. This is especially important if you have a compromised immune system, circulation problems, heart issues, lung disease, or chronic ailments like diabetes.

IN: What happens next?

How to find an old 401k
Find your old employers.
The easiest way to find your plan is often to contact your old employer. However, first you need their contact information.

OPTIONS:
- You can contact your old employer's workers' compensation office. By telephone, you can get the number, or simply call the main office at 1-800-675-9996.
- You can look up your old employer on the internet, check places like job boards or telephone directories of former employers, or just go through your old employers' business papers. Don't forget to check the ratings.
- Try looking the company up online to find the contact details, or go through your old paperwork to look for check stubs, old deposit information, or the information listed on your tax returns. Conduct an online search for a website or phone number.
- This information will vary by employer, but can include communications from your old and new employers, former employers, co-workers, and/or any partners that had your plan in mind. Find your old employer's address.

OUT:
Try looking the company up online to find the contact details, or go through your old paperwork to look for check stubs, old deposit information, or the information listed on your tax returns. Conduct an online search for a website or phone number.