IN: What happens next?

How to fix fluorescent light humming
Unplug the unit or flip the breaker off if it is directly plugged into the wall.
If the light is permanently connected to power, shut off the breaker. Do not disassemble the unit without disconnecting power.

OPTIONS:
- Even if you have wireless or mono-fi services within the home, operate the unit without power. If you have an internet connection, disconnect it now.
- Use a screwdriver to cut the power supply to the unit. Carefully carefully cut into the back of the light housing near the power supply and switch.
- Remove fluorescent tubes and set safely aside. Make sure you don't break them! You can put them off to the side.
- Remove the incandescent burner. Most incandescent-powered light fixtures will have some hand-operated power adapters which you can purchase at a hardware store.

OUT: Remove fluorescent tubes and set safely aside. Make sure you don't break them! You can put them off to the side.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A person is clearing snow with a red snow plow. they

OPTIONS:
- started it off in a gradual manner, handling it right in the movements.
- push the snow to the side in a pile.
- turn and continue clearing the snow on the left of the camera.
- continue driving the snow.
A: push the snow to the side in a pile.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The guy sits and talks while holding a pumpkin with the two children sitting at each side on the grass. A person removes the top of a pumpkin. a child
OPTIONS:
- surfaces with a knife and help cut parts from a pumpkin.
- removes the seed and the squash inside.
- mice in a room with knives and stick stick.
- unscrews a circular screw.

OUT: removes the seed and the squash inside.

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

A man is seen speaking to the camera and leads into people shooting bows and arrows. Several people are seen lined up shooting bows while a man speaks to the camera. the women

OPTIONS:
- shoot at the bow and arrow while others watch on the side.
- continue shooting and moving around as well as shooting the arrows to the back and main legs.
- run around and hits targets over and over while looking at the bow and arrow.
- continue to use the bows and speak to the camera.
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Answer:
continue to use the bows and speak to the camera.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to get help housebreaking a dog on a limited budget
Inquire at local dog shelters.
Dog shelters are generally kept running by volunteers. And these volunteers all have one thing in common-they love dogs! Check with your local dog shelters for recommendations on volunteers or associates looking to pick up extra work as a pet sitter.
OPTIONS:
- Sometimes volunteers will be called when they need additional help handling the dog or if you forget a club or tree trimming. Make sure you know the name of the shelter that is looking for volunteers and get his or her e-mail confirmation number.
- These people will likely charge less than a professional pet sitter and, because of their love of dogs, you can assume they will take good care of your pup. There may be a wall with lists of services on it at your local shelter as well.
- Your local animal shelter or humane society may be able to help you find a volunteer. Call your local animal shelter or humane society directly and ask about their volunteer programs.
- Find out if there are any dogs in the shelter or on the staff. Have someone you know call the shelter and speak with them.
A: These people will likely charge less than a professional pet sitter and, because of their love of dogs, you can assume they will take good care of your pup. There may be a wall with lists of services on it at your local shelter as well.

How to encourage kids to love science
Ask kids questions about scientific topics.
Science is the process of asking questions about the world and thinking of reasonable answers. To help your kids start down this path and come to enjoy the creativity that it involves, provide them with questions, not answers.

OPTIONS:
- If kids keep leading up to questions, this can lead to them becoming frustrated. Try to take the lead by asking questions about how successful certain experiments are.
- This will get them to develop their own answers and help them love the process of investigation that is so important in science. For instance, instead of telling your kids why the sky is blue, you could ask them why they think the sky is blue.
- Shoot for questions about future uses for science. As a young child, use this time to do volunteer work around the house and in the yard.
- Of course, the less you expect students to know, the better. Kids will be more receptive to learning about astronomy and taking questions with a grain of salt.
This will get them to develop their own answers and help them love the process of investigation that is so important in science. For instance, instead of telling your kids why the sky is blue, you could ask them why they think the sky is blue.