question: Complete the next sentence:

A man dressed in white walks back and forth by the poolside in the background. a man dressed in white
OPTIONS:
- shaves the outside of another man's face.
- maneuvers through in the background wearing a helmet as he rounds a corner.
- stands on stilts and prepares to jump.
- is shown standing in the foreground and gesturing.

answer: is shown standing in the foreground and gesturing.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
An elderly woman wearing glasses is standing in front of a car. She walks over to the car, and cannot get the door open at first. she

OPTIONS:
- finally moves it open enough for her to push first the door, and then the car before finally and finally shutting it again.
- finally gets the upper lock and then pulls the door open and moves it to the side.
- gets inside the car, then gets out and cleans the snow off the car before getting back in and driving away.
- tries again, finally but again the door all the way open..

Next sentence: gets inside the car, then gets out and cleans the snow off the car before getting back in and driving away.

context: How to spook proof a young horse
Try to find what kind of spooker your horse is.
Does he or she bolt? Does he or she just snort? Does your horse plant his or her feet and refuse to move forwards. Once you have identified how your horse spooks, you can better prepare how to handle it.

OPTIONS:
- If your horse recoils completely or runs away when your horse tracks it, this is a good sign that your horse has spooked itself or something of that nature. If your horse rushes away, this is a good sign.
- Try to understand what sets off your horse and why. Become comfortable with your horse in a safe environment.
- An experienced spooker/horse trainer will be able to give you techniques you can use to slow down your horse, as well as help you gauge how well your horse will react. In unusual situations, this can actually be useful information.
- Young horses, especially inexperienced, may get spooked by skirts, mid points, or that seem like they might sense danger. Little spookers could run a lot faster! Inexperienced horses may also bolt.
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next sentence for the context: Try to understand what sets off your horse and why. Become comfortable with your horse in a safe environment.

IN: What happens next?

A woman is seen speaking to the camera and pans around an old table. the girl

OPTIONS:
- plays a flute while the camera follows her all around.
- begins vacuuming and putting her feet into her tennis shoes.
- then begins using a mixer to pour ingredients into a bowl.
- is then seen outside sanding down the table and leads into her painting the table.

OUT: is then seen outside sanding down the table and leads into her painting the table.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to draw an iguana
Draw an egg-shaped oval lying on its side, with the slimmest part pointing right.
Place it near the topmost left side of the paper. This will be your guide in drawing the head.

OPTIONS:
- Use a wooden pencil to lightly draw a bit of a smiling mouth over the egg; look at the thing on both sides-you may have to cut out a bit for it to look right. Draw a quarter-circle at the upper end of the egg for a mouth.
- You can attach it to a different body in the photo, such as the head of the crane. Make a slim pyramid for the body, as shown in step 4.
- Turn the paper at the upper corner of the oval. This will ultimately make your eye guide.
- Overlap a long stretched horizontal oval on the circle's right side. Draw a vertical line at the center of the first oval.
A: Overlap a long stretched horizontal oval on the circle's right side. Draw a vertical line at the center of the first oval.

context: A man is scraping ice off the drivers window of a truck with an ice scraper. he

OPTIONS:
- zooms in on the windshield wipers and continues scraping.
- then puts a piece of paper on the windshield wipers to make a stick shift and wipes the ice off of the windshield.
- moves ice on the ground with his foot.
- is drawing the word snow on the glass with his hands.
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next sentence for the context:
moves ice on the ground with his foot.