Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to have a green workplace
Use digital tools for office communications.
Send emails instead of sending out paper memos. Get to know programs like powerpoint for creating digital presentations rather than printing off packets of information.

OPTIONS:
- Many websites have websites that you can use and use to register and register your emails. Even if you can't use a computer, you can still design documents using microsoft office documents.
- And if certain forms require signatures, try a service like docusign, which allows you to sign forms electronically. Encourage employees to use laptops or smartphones to take notes during business meetings.
- Many employees have external software, such as word processing applications, to make emails. You can also get tools from other companies that offer business cards, pens, and similar materials, and use a period when you can deliver the message.
- Any working class member of a green organization will benefit from a phone conversation, instead of sending out email blasts. Make it a priority to sit down and discuss new communications hours in person.
A: And if certain forms require signatures, try a service like docusign, which allows you to sign forms electronically. Encourage employees to use laptops or smartphones to take notes during business meetings.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to convince your parents to let you get a small dog
Research dog breeds.
In order to convince your parents to let you have a dog, you need to be persuasive. You will be in a better position to convince them if you are well informed.
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- The easiest way to convince your parents is to figure out which breed of dog their dog has the most success with. Some common breeds are : Boston shepherd hill maine maine rover joy hounds trainer charlie brown japanese terrier Describe the dog's temperament.
- Ask your parents if they allow you to have a miniature dog. You may also be able to convert the dog into a miniature dog by telling them that dogs can be made out of certain dog breeds like lions, tigers, or wolves.
- Begin to research your presentation by looking into different dog breeds. When you talk to your parents, you will want to be as specific as possible.
- Visit books and websites devoted to dog breeds to be detailed with information available to you and your parents. You can also take a dog in public and show off your new dog as a way to work your way around potential problems in the neighborhood.

OUT: Begin to research your presentation by looking into different dog breeds. When you talk to your parents, you will want to be as specific as possible.

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

How to keep annoying family members out of your room
Explain your feelings in a calm and respectful way.
This is the best way to talk to your family about privacy. Ask them nicely to respect your space and privacy, just as you respect theirs.

OPTIONS:
- If you don't want to deal with teasing, be clear that you don't want them entering your room. Keep a letter and put it in your backpack or purse that bears the letter or someone else would have it anyway.
- If your family members are bothering you more than they are harassing you, it may be time to discuss this in a calm manner. When talking, make it clear that you do not feel threatened, and you want your family members to respect that.
- Say, " we'd really appreciate it if you didn't mess with my things. " you can also say, " we understand your position about little stuff you don't like, but please don't mess with my things if you don't want to-or my stuff, too.
- Do this without pleading, whining, getting upset or acting victimized. Be firm, to the point and respectful throughout the entire conversation.
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Answer:
Do this without pleading, whining, getting upset or acting victimized. Be firm, to the point and respectful throughout the entire conversation.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to recognize social anxiety disorder
Learn the symptoms of sad.
Knowing some of the most common symptoms of sad will help you to recognize the disorder. People who suffer from sad have an excessive fear of situations in which they may have to face strangers or be observed and examined by others.
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- These situations include public speaking, presentations, meeting new people, and having social interactions. Someone who has sad might respond to such a situation by : Experiencing intense anxiety avoiding the situation exhibiting physical symptoms of anxiety, such as blushing, shaking, or vomiting Differentiate between normal anxiety and social anxiety.
- Someone who has sad often experiences fear of being judged or seen. Sadness can be natural or manifest in a variety of ways.
- Sad symptoms are characterized by hyper-fear of situations or people. You may have marked bodily images of people or places you have met or tried to interact with.
- Sad can be acquired from trauma, illness, and social situations, so it's important to learn about your symptoms. There are six symptoms, or cases that begin with sadness and progress into depression: fear, panic, anxiety, loss of control, and extreme fatigue.
A: These situations include public speaking, presentations, meeting new people, and having social interactions. Someone who has sad might respond to such a situation by : Experiencing intense anxiety avoiding the situation exhibiting physical symptoms of anxiety, such as blushing, shaking, or vomiting Differentiate between normal anxiety and social anxiety.

How to criticize constructively
Note the difference between constructive criticism and destructive criticism.
Constructive criticism improves a person's behavior, encouraging positive changes. Whereas destructive criticism condemns and discourages the person.

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- Destructive criticism compares an individual to someone he or she might have been if he or she was different. Destructive criticism makes the individual more receptive to change.
- Destructive critics treat individuals with a certain, refined outlook, which allows them to reinforce their emotions and express their own thinking positively. They typically state their thoughts, not the emotions behind them.
- Destructive criticism demeans, discredits and hurts people. In contrast, constructive criticism improves a specific behavior without personal attacks.
- Consistent use of the word " improvement " is a distinction between passive and constructive criticism. Passive criticism burns off more power with an objective, thinking-to-think assessment.

Destructive criticism demeans, discredits and hurts people. In contrast, constructive criticism improves a specific behavior without personal attacks.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A person is seen sitting down in a chair with a dog walking into frame. The person then begins petting the dog while he makes a funny face. the person

OPTIONS:
- gets up out of the chair and walks around the room afterwards.
- watches the dogs interact and takes pictures of them as well as their owners.
- continues petting the dog as he looks up to the owner.
- moves a rag over the dog's nose and back..

Next sentence:
continues petting the dog as he looks up to the owner.