IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A highway with signs overhead are shown before we see a beach scene and a set of trophies. A bunch of volleyball players gather to start a game. the game
OPTIONS:
- begins and they all begin arm wrestling to the basket and knocking the ball back and forth.
- commences, the people trying their best to win.
- begins and we are shown a team of 43 people before the goalie is left alone marking them.
- begins and everyone takes turns running down the course.

OUT: commences, the people trying their best to win.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to clear your second chakra
Meditate.
Find a comfortable seat. Sit with your back straight.
OPTIONS:
- Bring your palms together and close your eyes as the classic buddha said. It feels as though letting your mind heal.
- Feel the feather in the back of your head that's turned inward and keep your eyes focused on the object. The chakra (the part of the hakra connected to the brain) is located around the front of the head, where the upper jaw points.
- As you close your eyes, visualize the sacral chakra. This will appear like an orange lotus that is spinning in your pelvic area with light rippling out of it.
- Close your eyes, taking care to keep your qi level low. Take a few breaths in and out through your nose, holding them in for up to 30 seconds.

OUT: As you close your eyes, visualize the sacral chakra. This will appear like an orange lotus that is spinning in your pelvic area with light rippling out of it.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to recognize distemper symptoms in dogs
Look for respiratory tract signs.
The first symptoms usually affect the respiratory tract. Your dog may sneeze, cough, or have thick mucus in his nose.
OPTIONS:
- The breathing might cause the mucus to turn red. Your dog may also begin to show : Stuffy, labored breathing: this is usually caused by distemper, and your dog will have an labored inhalation of mucus.
- Some dogs may also let out " hiccup " sounds, which means that they breathe through their nose. Your dog's skin may also get sweaty.
- His breath may be yellowish to reddish and be slightly more labored than normal. These are the most common symptoms of distemper.
- Your dog may have labored breathing if the infection is in his chest. Oftentimes, the dog will develop inflamed and infected nasal passages, which causes snotty nasal discharge.

OUT:
Your dog may have labored breathing if the infection is in his chest. Oftentimes, the dog will develop inflamed and infected nasal passages, which causes snotty nasal discharge.