context: How to make your top bunk cool
Get permission before making changes.
This is especially important if you plan on doing anything that might damage the wall or your bed, like installing shelves, hanging hooks, or even painting. Making big changes without permission could get you in trouble.

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- Don't decorate your bunk too closely to the loud sound of the overhead fan, or else you might scare them. Make sure the cubby hole isn't cut too short so when the ceiling head pops in, they know what they're doing.
- Don't hang anything because it could come off. Hanging something means which stuff is cool and which stuff isn't.
- Tell your parents you want to make your top bunk cool by saying something like, " mom and dad, my bunk's great but it's a little plain. I was thinking maybe we could make some improvements? " Make a plan.
- While it may feel like it's the best idea, you'll appreciate getting permission before you make a change. It may help you realize that you have fun and have a much better sleeping place than you do at home.
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next sentence for the context: Tell your parents you want to make your top bunk cool by saying something like, " mom and dad, my bunk's great but it's a little plain. I was thinking maybe we could make some improvements? " Make a plan.

IN: What happens next?

How to tell your family about your bipolar depression
Come up with what you are going to say.
Before you get your family together to tell them about your bipolar depression, figure out exactly what you want to say. This will make you more prepared, which will help you feel less stressed and worried while you are telling them.

OPTIONS:
- Think about when you are going to tell them. Is it when you can go to sleep? In the early evening? In the morning? Have a time plan for when you want to come up with what you want to say.
- Try making a list of all the points you want cover when you talk with them. Even if you don't use all the points when you talk with them, you will feel more prepared and ready to discuss your disorder.
- Think about where your family will be when you tell them. Will you invite them over, or are you going to have a family gathering at home? Figuring out what you want to say ahead of time can help you be prepared.
- Don't be paranoid about the topic at all when being told. Research has shown that this works just as well when people are already having serious thoughts about the topic.

OUT: Try making a list of all the points you want cover when you talk with them. Even if you don't use all the points when you talk with them, you will feel more prepared and ready to discuss your disorder.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to reduce dementia risk through diet
Fill up on legumes.
Legumes are a group of plant-based foods that include beans, lentils and nuts. Studies have shown that eating these foods on a regular basis can help reduce your risk of developing dementia.

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- Legumes will help your body take in hcbc (a new plant-derived hormone that is released after you lose weight), which will help your brain not to have any type of dementia. These foods include beans, legumes and nuts.
- Research shows that these foods are higher in b vitamins like thiamin and folic acid. These vitamins play a protective role in your brain preventing shrinkage, maintaining blood sugar levels and supporting a healthy nervous system.
- Eating legumes will make you less likely to develop osteoporosis. Legumes can also boost your immune system and lower your risk of heart disease.
- Legumes, among other foods, provide fiber and protein to the body. Aim to consume a half-cup of legumes each day.
A: Research shows that these foods are higher in b vitamins like thiamin and folic acid. These vitamins play a protective role in your brain preventing shrinkage, maintaining blood sugar levels and supporting a healthy nervous system.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to hide things in your room
Avoid common hiding places.
Sock drawers, pillowcases, and the area under your bed are all pretty obvious places. Think about the hiding places you would search first if you were looking for something, then steer clear of those.
OPTIONS:
- When searching for something, people tend to look in the most obvious places first. If you hide something in such a place, someone will find it.
- Keep items that can be easily viewed visible out of reach: corners, bookshelves, cabinets, and closets. Avoid lights and windows that can be mistaken for hiding places.
- If the hiding spots are a few inches away from normal items, such as utensils and pans, you are unlikely to find them. Try hiding under your bed or placing paper or cardboard on a side table to hide from others.
- The more it's in plain sight and less obvious, the more likely it is that you'll find it. Underneath drawers, under sinks, and in under dryer sheets are great places to hide stuff.

OUT: When searching for something, people tend to look in the most obvious places first. If you hide something in such a place, someone will find it.

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

How to deal with a guy who has an unwanted crush on you
Give a simple reason.
Your friend asked you out on a date, but you don't want to join him. Instead of lying and potentially getting caught in that lie, just give him a quick reason why you can't.

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- No matter your reason, take it as a good chance to talk to him. If he wants to hang out outside of school, tell him that you have a deadline.
- Choose something that doesn't allow room for interpretation. Just a simple explanation will suffice.
- Keep the reason short and simple in order to keep the conversation going. For example, say you get invited to a concert on friday-but he doesn't want to go.
- Try to keep your responses calm and non-emotional. For example, the cashier at your bank asks you why you were at your destination, but instead of being genuinely apologetic, you say: " i was tired lately and asked for more information.
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Answer:
Choose something that doesn't allow room for interpretation. Just a simple explanation will suffice.

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

A person is holding onto a motorcycle wearing roller blades and being dug along a street. a man

OPTIONS:
- is standing by a fountain of water.
- is showing how to remove the tires of the bike.
- has the camera move around red triangles back and fourth with a knob.
- is seen working on a bike pulling from fabric.
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Answer:
is standing by a fountain of water.