IN: What happens next?

A cowboy rides his horse out of a gate. he

OPTIONS:
- ropes a calf and throws on a mask.
- leaps onto another horse and ropes the two.
- lassos a calf and ropes it for breakfast.
- ropes a calf with a lasso.

OUT: ropes a calf with a lasso.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to deposit checks with the bank of america iphone app
Download, install and open the bank of america app from the apple appstore (or update the app to the update past august 7 , 2012).
Login to your bank of america account, using your online account credentials.
Tap the deposit button in the top right corner of the screen.

OPTIONS:
- Tap " airfare ", then tap the " pay it down " button, located at the bottom right corner of the screen. Select your travel dates in the flights and routes window by tapping the drop-down menu of your screen.
- The balance will be sent to your account's balance card. After the money is deposited into your account you are able to deposit checks at any time of day.
- If this is the first time, you'll need to tell them (via the verification button) that you acknowledge that you would like to use this service. Tap the " front of check " button.
- It's a gray triangle with a " i " inside it to the right. Type in your date of birth and click next.
A: If this is the first time, you'll need to tell them (via the verification button) that you acknowledge that you would like to use this service. Tap the " front of check " button.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
Little kid is in a parking playing hopscotch next to cars. man wearing shorts
OPTIONS:
- stand in front of toddled kid and talks to the kid.
- is standing with a white mat standing in a park.
- is standing next to the hopscotch game.
- wearing stilts is walking next to a car putting his stilts on.

OUT: is standing next to the hopscotch game.

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

A man in red sprays his car with water. He rinses off the soap. He laughs as he does it. he

OPTIONS:
- then drives down the street slowly.
- sprays the back of the car.
- opens the door and walks away as the outside of his car sprays.
- is removing an item from his car.
****
Answer:
sprays the back of the car.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to use wrist wraps
Find the thumb loop.
The wrist wraps will look like pieces of sturdy fabric, each of which is about 18 inches (46 cm) long. One of the ends will have a thumb loop: a looped piece of string sticking upwards from the wrist wrap.
OPTIONS:
- The other end will be formed by tying from the thumb loop. You will need about twenty of these to wrap around your wrist.
- Find this end, and hold the wrist wrap with the thumb loop pointing upwards. You can start with either hand, since the process of putting on a wrist wrap will be the same for both hands.
- You can use sewing scissors, lace cutters, or a pair of needle-nose pliers to snip this string. The thumb loop will look like a large circular piece of fabric, and you will find it on the final row of wrist wraps.
- The other ends of the strand are held out so that their tips are pointing toward the floor. The thumb loop will be wrapped around both both wrists, and the handle, or the part of the wrist that is holding it, will be pulled outward.
A: Find this end, and hold the wrist wrap with the thumb loop pointing upwards. You can start with either hand, since the process of putting on a wrist wrap will be the same for both hands.

How to diagnose reactive attachment disorder
Determine if the child was severely neglected.
Before making a diagnosis of rad, assess the child's history of neglect. Most children with rad have an extensive history of neglect, having mothers and fathers who abandoned them, did not care for them, or left them to fend for themselves at an impossibly young age.

OPTIONS:
- This may include until the age of six or seven. Notice the child's continual neglect to help guide the diagnosis.
- Find out if this child has faced these circumstances. Determine if the child has had many changes in caregivers.
- They would also have spent their childhood disappearing whenever they could do so. It is important to assess whether the child's neglect was emotionally agonising.
- This includes neglect of other children, such as grandparents, siblings, or other caregivers. The majority of children with rad develop this disorder or adapt to it.
Find out if this child has faced these circumstances. Determine if the child has had many changes in caregivers.