Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man is showing playing guitar with a title screen shown on the left. the man
OPTIONS:
- gets was in the neck of the guitar and makes a cut in guitar.
- strums over and over again while gradually banging his head to the beat.
- is also shows various techniques and other tools for making music.
- begins to play the guitar in front of him.
A: strums over and over again while gradually banging his head to the beat.

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How to learn about online medical assistant training
Conduct an internet search of words related to online medical assisting programs.
Any search engine will return numerous site recommendations for schools that offer online training to be a medical assistant.
Make a list of the schools you are interested in.
OPTIONS:
- Keep a log including the institutions' names, telephone numbers and contact people. Leave plenty of space for any notes that you take while talking to medical assisting program representatives.
- Your list of schools can be further detailed by sending a quick email to the instructors at each one or sending a written email. Consider looking at online medical assistants training programs.
- The list can include the facilities where they train, the cost of tuition, and the number of volunteer positions on staff. For example, select a program through the ed.
- Once you are near a relevant school, gather everything you can about their website, books, classes, any courses that would give you access to those programs. Choose a school that serves a wide variety of purposes.
A: Keep a log including the institutions' names, telephone numbers and contact people. Leave plenty of space for any notes that you take while talking to medical assisting program representatives.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A text intro leads into several shots of a pumpkin as well as tools followed by a man carving the pumpkin. the man
OPTIONS:
- then picks up several tools and shows them to the camera while more more images are shown of the fire and ends by putting another round of text to the pumpkin before cutting it up and laying it down.
- uses a torch and two seeds to create a small fire before it goes out.
- then lights a fire and puts things around the pumpkin while looking on the camera.
- draws and cuts away all around the front of the pumpkin while moving in fast motion.
A: draws and cuts away all around the front of the pumpkin while moving in fast motion.

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How to arrange your poems for a poetry collection
Identify your strongest poems.
Start by reading through your poems one by one. You may have a stack of forty to fifty poems that you are considering or a pile of hundreds.
OPTIONS:
- Start with a weak poem that you think will be more persuasive to people, but might also be better picked for your collection. Try to pick a poetry that you know may have strong audience voices and tends to resonate with other people's poetry appeals.
- Pick a quarter or piece of poetry that is strongest for your collection or you may decide to make a multiple choice. Being able to see a clear comment from numerous poems will also give you a good idea what poems to look for and what pieces to cast.
- Read each poem and then put them in two piles: strong and weak. You can then look more closely at the poems in the strong pile and include these in the collection.
- Try to find poems with specific themes, different ways of viewing and portraying negative scenes. That will let you direct your poetry at particular people, places, or events that are commonly depicted in poems.
A:
Read each poem and then put them in two piles: strong and weak. You can then look more closely at the poems in the strong pile and include these in the collection.