context: How to enroll at a community college
Find out which tests your school requires.
What tests you need to take can vary greatly by school. Before you commit to a test, check with your school to find out what the entrance requirements are.

OPTIONS:
- Most require you to take one of these requirements to be accepted into a community college. For example, if your high school offers advanced math, you will need to take 2 of these required tests to enroll.
- Talk to the admissions department about which one is appropriate. You might decide to take a public speaking test or take a private speaking and/or writing test, or you might pursue a public speaking test or a private writing test.
- Missing a test can be bad because students cannot report changes in their grades the month after the testing date. Some colleges also prohibit students from taking standardized tests.
- In addition, they should be able to tell you what score you need to make to get in. Look on the school's website or contact the admissions office to find out more.
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next sentence for the context: In addition, they should be able to tell you what score you need to make to get in. Look on the school's website or contact the admissions office to find out more.

IN: What happens next?

How to act when meeting a strange cat
Minimize loud noises.
Cats don't enjoy loud or surprising noises. Try to minimize loud sounds when you enter the cat's space for the first time.

OPTIONS:
- Try not to break any of their ear buds, as this can trigger any sudden hearing problems. Also, be sure to limit the amount of noise you make as far back in the cat's space as possible.
- Keep noise levels at a reasonable level to avoid startling a cat. The louder the noise the more likely the cat will ignore or see you.
- If you have crinkly shopping or grocery bags with you, for example, leave them outside, so you don't frighten the cat. If you are bringing loud or rambunctious children into the house, ask them to be quiet or take them to another part of the house where they can wait with a trusted adult.
- Whenever you first see the cat, have a friend start making small talk with them to try to come up with solutions to minimize the noise. Be patient and don't scream or yell when you see the cat.

OUT: If you have crinkly shopping or grocery bags with you, for example, leave them outside, so you don't frighten the cat. If you are bringing loud or rambunctious children into the house, ask them to be quiet or take them to another part of the house where they can wait with a trusted adult.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Another group of young teenagers are also playing croquet in the yard. one of the teens wearing a yellow shirt

OPTIONS:
- hits the croquet stick the tossed the ball back and forth as the others continue to play and get more hits.
- pretends his mallet is a guitar and plays it.
- cuts the string of his rope through different ways.
- hits another with an orange or black ball.
A: pretends his mallet is a guitar and plays it.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
We see a couple of opening scenes. We see paint on a pallet. we
OPTIONS:
- see the person cutting the board and painting.
- see a person mixing oil paints.
- see a girl putting a coat on the pallet.
- see the worker try again and paint her wall.

OUT: see a person mixing oil paints.

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

How to ignore everybody around you
Find an alternate mode of distraction.
Carry a book or electronic device everywhere with you, and make sure to read or use it at all opportune moments.
Work on something that requires your concentration.

OPTIONS:
- The sooner you start working on something, the less attention your situation will have. For example, take a 5 minute walk break after class to do something you enjoy.
- Be sure that it's portable, and demands the use of two hands and your eyes. This will make the other person think you are busy and will try to avoid interrupting you.
- You might be working at your desk, writing/studying for the exam, or talking to other people around you. It should at least distract you at the most basic level.
- Think of something ridiculous, like politics, art, sports, or philosophy. A variation might be things like fantasy football! Get into a chair and nod off.
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Answer:
Be sure that it's portable, and demands the use of two hands and your eyes. This will make the other person think you are busy and will try to avoid interrupting you.

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

How to know if your friend is really a friend
Spend time with your friend.
Spending time together is a normal and expected part of friendship. Begin here as it is the best clue as to whether or not your friend is willing to make an effort in the friendship.

OPTIONS:
- Starting the friendship early means getting to know each other, and meeting things that you probably initially didn't know. If your friend also seems to focus on fun, pleasant times with you, this may be signs that your friend values time with you.
- Here are things to consider about how your friend reacts to you wanting to spend time together : If your friend makes the time, that's a good sign. Friends make time for each other and don't act squeamish or as if they'd rather be somewhere else.
- Ask him or her to try to make an effort to work on getting to know you. For example, if your friend starts working on getting over his or her crush/crush, then your friend is more likely to do so.
- Make sure you and your friend see eye to eye on social media. See a friend with a lot of great stuff to talk about.
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Answer:
Here are things to consider about how your friend reacts to you wanting to spend time together : If your friend makes the time, that's a good sign. Friends make time for each other and don't act squeamish or as if they'd rather be somewhere else.