IN: What happens next?

A woman is standing behind a vacuum. She begins vacuuming the carpet. she

OPTIONS:
- drains the vacuum and goes to the sink to pump out the excess water.
- takes off the hose attachment and cleans a lamp and the stairs.
- picks up and wipes the current of the vacuum.
- adds white paint to the vacuum.

OUT: takes off the hose attachment and cleans a lamp and the stairs.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to bake lobster tails
Check your supermarket for frozen lobster tails.
The tails should be frozen, rather than re-frozen after sitting in the fresh fish section.
Look for a use by date.

OPTIONS:
- The frozen lobster tails may be frozen or pre-frozen. In either case, check the fridge to see if the frozen lobster tails are fresh and then transfer them to a freezer-safe container with a lid.
- In the shape of lobster tails, they are often frozen for a wide variety of purposes. The dish may seem like it is going to last you a few months, but it is still been known to be well done and delicious.
- Lobster tails should be thrown out if they dry out too quickly or if they get caught in wire. Check for a use by date sticker on the front of the lobster, and check to see if you can find such signs.
- Choose tails that have not yet expired. Check the label for added sodium triphosphate.
A: Choose tails that have not yet expired. Check the label for added sodium triphosphate.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A large group of people are seen sitting around an arena with a man sitting on top of a horse. The man then rides into the pit and ropes up the calf running around. the man
OPTIONS:
- ties up the calf and walks away from roping it up.
- then rides back into the area with the calf and hands him off to another man.
- clips the calf for the camera and rides the horse all along the arena.
- continues running around with the cattle and giving them water and clothing.

OUT: ties up the calf and walks away from roping it up.

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

A middle aged man is standing in the street wearing rollerblades. The man precisely skates in-between a tight row of small cones. the man

OPTIONS:
- reaches the end of the row, turns around and runs back to the beginning.
- takes off at the end of the row.
- does a handstand after completing the course and goes back to the beginning.
- eventually stops skating and starts roller blading to a stop.
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Answer:
does a handstand after completing the course and goes back to the beginning.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The camera shows a closeup of her dropping liquid into a contact lens. The contact lens is held up for inspection. The woman rubs the contact lens with the fluid. the woman
OPTIONS:
- has dropped liquid into the contact lens.
- points to the screen in front of her.
- pushes the contact glasses back on.
- puts the lens on.
A: puts the lens on.

How to do a successful voice over
Practice sounding conversational.
You should sound like you're talking to another person, not like you're reciting something.
Speak clearly.

OPTIONS:
- Always be conscious of how your voice sounds-read out loud enough that you can do so without mumbling or stumbling over your words. Pay attention to pitch and inflection.
- Your vocal chords are one of the most important factors in your ability to sound conversational. Look carefully at each word while you're speaking.
- Don't take any notes that may help you say the words too quickly. That can put unnecessary strain on your hearing.
- Even if you can't speak with your new voice, you should at least sound like you're thinking about something, which makes it a lot easier for to understand. Walk or walk with a slight sway.
Always be conscious of how your voice sounds-read out loud enough that you can do so without mumbling or stumbling over your words. Pay attention to pitch and inflection.