IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to help a dyslexic adult
Present written information in an accessible format.
Because dyslexia, like other learning disorders, is an invisible disability, you may not know whether your co-workers, peers, supervisors or employees are dyslexic. Best practice encourages the use of accessible design at all times.
OPTIONS:
- Be sure to include everything in your work schedule except for the work papers. For the right information, text is necessary.
- Display out your information to all staff. It's a great idea to show your work on a sufficient plaque board or display it on the surface of a dimly lit table.
- Justified text is difficult to read for many dyslexic adults, as it creates uneven spaces between letters and words. Use left-aligned text rather than justified text for better accessibility.
- When creating messages for your child, be sure to follow your child's lead. Not only does this prevent your child from secretly copying what you use in a document, it ultimately mixes the information and gives your child visual representation.

OUT: Justified text is difficult to read for many dyslexic adults, as it creates uneven spaces between letters and words. Use left-aligned text rather than justified text for better accessibility.

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

Lots of kids and adults are inside a trampoline room. They are throwing balls at something off screen. they

OPTIONS:
- continue bouncing as they throw the balls.
- are dancing, jumping, and playing a game of volleyball in front of a brown screen.
- are playing a game of ping pong.
- shine their shoes as they go around the trampoline.
****
Answer:
continue bouncing as they throw the balls.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man is on a canoe holding a paddle in a swimming pool. a man
OPTIONS:
- is standing up on the shore holding a baseball bat.
- puts his wakeboard into a hole and adjusts the settings on it.
- pivots a canoe helping with an oar.
- is being interviewed in a news room.
A: pivots a canoe helping with an oar.

How to photograph a baptism
Choose a tone.
What are you hoping to get out of your baptism photography--a memento of the event, or a demonstration of your family's experience? The tone you want will determine how and when you take your photos.
Tone can include whether your photos are serious or relaxed, playful or solemn.

OPTIONS:
- When you plan to photograph yourself, you should know what tone to go for. Audiences are more likely to gravitate to happy, relaxed shots than impatient or anxious ones, and the tone you select must be in between two voice pitches.
- It can also include whether or not you want to be upset, saddened, angry, or excited. The tone that is used here will be at its finest, so don't worry about gaining a warm or emotional reception.
- If you expect very joyful acts, the tone of your photos will be less windy and the expressions of family and friends will be brighter. Personal tone options can be one-or two-tone photos, or even a mix.
- The personality of the people being photographed will also come into play. Given that a baptism is a serious religious experience, you will likely need to have at least some serious photos.

The personality of the people being photographed will also come into play. Given that a baptism is a serious religious experience, you will likely need to have at least some serious photos.

question: Complete the next sentence:

We we see the vehicle back and and go back and forth blowing the leaves. The cameraman stops the vehicle and gets out. we
OPTIONS:
- see the truck again.
- see the inside of the car, the front tire is flat and the spare tire is flat.
- see the closing screen.
- see the full vehicle from the front and see the field.

answer: see the full vehicle from the front and see the field.

IN: What happens next?

How to fix a tangled bike chain
Slide the chain onto the smallest sprockets.
Sprockets are the metal plates with teeth that move the chain. Since you won't be able to ride the bike, you'll have to move the sprockets manually.

OPTIONS:
- If you're able to slide the chain onto the smallest sprockets, you can either either slide or move the sprockets manually onto the smallest chain. If you're inexperienced, use sprockets that are thicker than your chain.
- To do this, simply lift the chain and move it to the smallest sprocket. Do this on both the rear and front chain sets.
- To replace the sprockets and snap the sprockets, slide the chain onto the slightest sprockets. A chain of sprockets is an attachment to the parts of the sprockets that the bike has caught.
- To start, slide the sprockets onto the larger sprockets. When you place them on, they have to be closer to you; if you move the sprockets near the sprockets it will become jarring.

OUT:
To do this, simply lift the chain and move it to the smallest sprocket. Do this on both the rear and front chain sets.