Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man in a blue shirt talks next to a air hockey table game in a showcase room, interspersed with video of four men demonstrating a game of air table hockey. a man

OPTIONS:
- in blue throws the puck and the men throw back the puck.
- in a blue shirt talks next to the table in a showcase room with view of a green bowl against the wall and a whiteboard with the names of the players.
- sits in the ice court practicing.
- begins speaking from a showroom, while standing in front of a air hockey table game.
A: begins speaking from a showroom, while standing in front of a air hockey table game.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to monitor your employees
Create a written explanation of your policies.
Your policies will only be effective if they are explained in clear terms in an employee handbook or guide. This guide should be easily accessible to all employees and define what your policies are and what will be done in the event that they are not followed.
OPTIONS:
- Every employee, especially those under the supervision of a boss, is entitled to an explanation of the policy. Describe the policy in an explanation document, and include all the means to provide the individual an explanation.
- You want to provide a visual representation of your policies. Here are some examples : You choose to terminate employee hours if he or she is requested to do so.
- As an employee, you need to provide detailed information regarding all your employees so that employees can effectively follow the policies you assign them. You should use inexpensive, readable, and legible language, and avoid coloration or unnecessary abbreviations.
- For any monitoring policy you have, like internet or phone monitoring, you may want to also explain the thought process that led to your policies. Explaining why you are doing so may help to reduce employee mistrust caused by monitoring their activities.

OUT: For any monitoring policy you have, like internet or phone monitoring, you may want to also explain the thought process that led to your policies. Explaining why you are doing so may help to reduce employee mistrust caused by monitoring their activities.

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

How to choose a wheelchair
Realize that this wheelchair does not need much physical strength, making it easier for elderly people to use.
Remember that these can negotiate curbs and road crossings easily.
Notice that these will not fit in a car and are not very maneuverable, especially in crowds.

OPTIONS:
- Keep in mind that many wheelies will automatically be equipped with other emergency item-like food items or lamps. Some wheelies have limited mechanism capacity and won't yet be equipped with running cables that will not work.
- There are some other kind of wheelchair that is built out of heavier materials like composite plywood or wood, but will fail to support the car if something rides on it. Look for wheels that are more rectangular when ordering a wheelchair.
- If you are in a power wheelchair, ask your owner what you could go for. Take the strength test (ed) to see if the height falls below your knees comfortably.
- Also, you should always consider carrying an extra battery just in case it dies. Select this wheelchair if you have very limited mobility.
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Answer:
Also, you should always consider carrying an extra battery just in case it dies. Select this wheelchair if you have very limited mobility.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to coauthor a paper
Talk to faculty.
If you're a student, talking to faculty in your department may be the easiest way for you to find potential partners to coauthor a paper with you. Even if you already work out in the field, university professors may be able to help connect you with potential partners and other resources.
OPTIONS:
- Particularly if you decide to take courses in microbiology, anatomy, physics, or other related disciplines. You can find faculty connections on your school's website and share this information with faculty members.
- It may even be time to discuss your readiness to join a faculty organization. Some colleges have a professors template board where a single professor can share his opinions and ideas for a given paper.
- Professors may be able to give you advice on finding a partner to coauthor a paper for a fee. Be sure to let faculty know this is a project that you are working on now, without asking about their opinion.
- Target faculty whose research interests within the larger discipline are similar to your own. They sometimes have requests for papers, and may have something that would interest you.
A: Target faculty whose research interests within the larger discipline are similar to your own. They sometimes have requests for papers, and may have something that would interest you.

How to apply for a credit card balance transfer
Compare balance transfer credit cards.
A balance transfer credit card is one that will take a transfer from an old credit card, which is the only way you can use one credit card to pay off another. However, you want to get the best deal you can on your new credit card.

OPTIONS:
- When you're shopping around, compare the available credit cards on google. From there, you can decide which balance transfer package would be the best for you and your needs.
- It's a really good idea to go back to your old credit card and compare balances (s). You don't want to suddenly realize that you've never used an old card or lack one.
- Look for 0 percent or low apr rates. These types of credit cards have an introductory rate that is very good, which can allow you to pay off your debt without interest.
- Look for different credit cards with different balances, like mastercard. You can also look for interest transfer cards specifically that offer higher interest rates in your new card.

Look for 0 percent or low apr rates. These types of credit cards have an introductory rate that is very good, which can allow you to pay off your debt without interest.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
The man demonstrates how the pedal and chains work. The man is shown working on the hand brakes and cable of the bike. the man

OPTIONS:
- is now kneeling near the bike as he talks to the camera.
- swings the foot pedals and prepares to fire up the bike.
- talks and shows you how the pedal works.
- speeds down the road slowly cycling..

Next sentence:
is now kneeling near the bike as he talks to the camera.