IN: What happens next?

How to register a gun
Look up your state's gun laws online before purchasing a gun.
Depending on the state you live in, gun registration may or not be necessary. Visit your state's website to get information about its particular gun regulations.

OPTIONS:
- If registration is required, read up on the specific requirements for the application process in the section of the website dealing with licensing and regulatory affairs. Hawaii and the district of columbia, for instance, require registration for all guns.
- From there, you can ask questions about when and where to register a gun. Some states consider registering a gun to be a " self-defense, " so to speak.
- Each state's gun laws vary slightly, but typically you can find these information online on the appropriate websites. If you're not sure, consult a lawyer or check with your local attorney.
- You may also want to check if the gun laws you're looking into require you to own either a gun or another person's gun. If this is the case, your state will send you a registration form to have you fill out.

OUT: If registration is required, read up on the specific requirements for the application process in the section of the website dealing with licensing and regulatory affairs. Hawaii and the district of columbia, for instance, require registration for all guns.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Two men demonstrate fencing in a fencing gym, the man in a black fencing uniform pushes the man wearing a white shirt back and off balance. the men

OPTIONS:
- continue to demonstrate fencing, sliding on their backs and wrestling each other.
- duel with a set of swords in a middle of a narrow, wooden court.
- walk back into position to the center of the court and begin another session.
- start wrestling and the man in the black and red shirt uses a stick to push the man wearing a white shirt.
A: walk back into position to the center of the court and begin another session.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to graduate grade 12
Ensure that you're taking the right courses.
When you get your list of classes, double-check to make sure that they're what you wanted, and what you can handle. Some high schools actually recommend not having a full course load and leaving yourself a spare block in grade 12 so that you're not overwhelmed.
OPTIONS:
- Also, some of your classes may need to do some studying. Your high school grades will decrease the more you complete courses.
- Make sure that you're not in classes that are too difficult, either. It's great to challenge yourself, but taking advanced math if you barely passed last year probably isn't a good idea.
- If you're taking the same classes multiple times, you'll find that economics classes are much more competitive. If you are already into economics or creative studies, maybe it's a good idea to take that as well.
- Check with your school to see if there are classes you can take in addition to taking honors courses. Some courses are poorly managed, or require you to work on coding and programming.

OUT: Make sure that you're not in classes that are too difficult, either. It's great to challenge yourself, but taking advanced math if you barely passed last year probably isn't a good idea.

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

A man is seen speaking to the camera as well as bowing to the camera. the man

OPTIONS:
- then performs a row of croquet back flips and throwing the ball.
- then walks around a stage and begins dancing with another while women cheer and arm wrestle.
- points to a woman and then walks around a table and throws a precrime dart at a dartboard.
- kneels down on his knees several times and bows again.
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Answer:
kneels down on his knees several times and bows again.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to be posh
Display good manners.
Posh people have good manners and know the boundaries in human relations. Always say " please " and " thank you " when the situation calls for it.
OPTIONS:
- Say " excuse me, " greet people politely, and display good table manners-such as chewing with your mouth closed. Also do not use your phone at the table or when talking to someone.
- Also, show the host your manners by politeness and making eye contact. Sit with your head held high and good posture.
- Always wear a nice suit (roughly on the short side, with a neat tie). If your clothes are fancy or black, be that! An emo is perfect for this.
- Never share personal details like your name, your age, or your relationship with others. Even though posh people can be extremely rude, they aren't the world's best liars.
A: Say " excuse me, " greet people politely, and display good table manners-such as chewing with your mouth closed. Also do not use your phone at the table or when talking to someone.

How to start a volunteering club at your school
Decide whether you really want to start the club.
Narrow down your idea until you have a focused, specific mission. For example, rather than being a general volunteering club, start a club to volunteer once a week at a certain soup kitchen in your community.

OPTIONS:
- This will provide more interaction with new people and will also give you a understanding of what kinds of projects need to be done each week. For a more practical goal, you may have a smaller group of people that can help you out, such as help with housework, for instance.
- Ask around and see what your fellow students think of your idea, and whether or not they would join. Once you have strong enough support from your friends and fellow students, you're ready to go.
- Or, if your school doesn't let you join in the club, even though your school is actively raising funds to fund leadership programs, try it on your own. Find a group that fits your personality.
- This is true of the many volunteer clubs. However, even things like raising funds, helping your older students, and helping restore existing school relationships can be meaningful.
Ask around and see what your fellow students think of your idea, and whether or not they would join. Once you have strong enough support from your friends and fellow students, you're ready to go.