Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

She demonstrates how to effectively use the hula hoop by holding the hoop up towards her chest. Then she begins spinning with the hoop on her chest. she
OPTIONS:
- then begins spinning faster and letting her body go without the hoop.
- shows how to spin the hoop and rotate the hoop around her body without dropping it down.
- continues spinning to the end while pulling it forward.
- poses again and ends her training.
A: shows how to spin the hoop and rotate the hoop around her body without dropping it down.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A young man in white runs on the stage dancing. Other men are dancing in the background. A smaller boy runs on stage, confused. a man with a microphone
OPTIONS:
- talks to the young kid.
- collides with a boy in a red jacket.
- talks to media who is in the room.
- and an audience applauded and several more people present joining in dancing.
A: talks to the young kid.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to spend your workday as a commercial lines insurance broker
Start your day with a quick review of your agenda.
Note any meetings or phone calls you have scheduled for the day. These appointment-based tasks form the backbone of an insurance broker's business, and take maximum priority over other scheduled items.
OPTIONS:
- Always write important appointments down in your planner or just take a friend's phone call if it's necessary. Know the information you need to make a timely decision.
- As you plan your day, be aware of any meeting or appointment you plan to attend with your fellow line employees. Set these meeting times so that all of your supervisors at least see the names on a sheet of paper.
- Note the meeting and telephone times if you have a flexible schedule, such as a business meeting on wednesday. A meeting on tuesday also gives you a little extra time to review your agenda.
- Set 30 to 60 minutes before each scheduled appointment to review policy information relevant to the meeting. Do not include drive time or other preparations in this window.
A: Set 30 to 60 minutes before each scheduled appointment to review policy information relevant to the meeting. Do not include drive time or other preparations in this window.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to tie an overhand knot
Form a loop with the end of the rope.
Simply lay one end of the rope over the rest of it to form a basic round loop. The bottom of the loop will be roughly where the knot will be located.
OPTIONS:
- Make a small knot here so that the rope ends up snugly on the loop. Make a large loop with the rope over the knot.
- Simply find the end of the rope and gently pull to tighten the loop towards the top of the lock. Attach the bottom end of the rope to the top loop.
- The loop must already be made at this point. If you have not created an overhand knot already, you should simply allow the end of the rope to become loose so that you will no longer be in the loop.
- Tuck the end of the rope through the loop. Take the end of the rope and, keeping the loop intact, pass it through.
A:
Tuck the end of the rope through the loop. Take the end of the rope and, keeping the loop intact, pass it through.