Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to prepare to move out of your parents' house
Learn about cost of living.
When you live on your own, you will have a lot of bills. That is simply unavoidable.

OPTIONS:
- A lot of huge household expenses look especially good on a single parent, but your parents are a lot of money, and what happens to you when you are on your own means how much money you make for yourself. Bring food, friends, a phone, and a job to help you stay free of poverty, as well as cover the rent and other costs you require.
- That being said, it can get overwhelming if you don't have money on hand. Figure out how much your and your parents' monthly budget is going to be.
- Before you move, you'll want to research the cost of many things, including rent, utilities, food, and transportation. Make a list of all of the things you use in your daily life (water, heat, internet) and then figure out how much those things cost per month in your city.
- If your parents are not paying for everything, it isn't the end of the world. Rent or credit cards are not always a good idea, especially for adults..

Next sentence: Before you move, you'll want to research the cost of many things, including rent, utilities, food, and transportation. Make a list of all of the things you use in your daily life (water, heat, internet) and then figure out how much those things cost per month in your city.

context: How to fit in at school
Prepare some conversation starters.
Starting a conversation with someone that you do not know is difficult. Prepare yourself by thinking of some conversation starters.

OPTIONS:
- For example, you could tell someone about the class you're in and call them by their first name. Or, you could talk about how your school started or what it's about.
- Break down some important topics into smaller chunks. Get to know some of the speakers so you are not totally stumped.
- Some easy ways to start a conversation are to introduce yourself, give a compliment, or ask a question. Knowing what you are going to say already will stop you from being as nervous or freezing up.
- You can start with the first thing that pops into your head after you learn someone's name. Instead of thinking, " what? ", you could try saying, " hi, i'm _ _ _ _ _.
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next sentence for the context: Some easy ways to start a conversation are to introduce yourself, give a compliment, or ask a question. Knowing what you are going to say already will stop you from being as nervous or freezing up.

IN: What happens next?

Another man hits a bowling ball and does a dance, the young girls play while a man dressed like a joker talks. The game ends and all of the materials for the game are gathered. the woman

OPTIONS:
- gives her chalice to the young girls who are very excited.
- interviews a man of the group who has not seen the ball, he explains it he had to leave his ball in the bowling lane.
- is now alone with the tall man as he proceeds to make his rounds and jokes with other goalies.
- starts the game and she is positively glowing! the men play all the bowling balls where in a row they completely hit bags, the head is missing, the other man falls over and falls off.

OUT: gives her chalice to the young girls who are very excited.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A person is now shown strapped to a gurney and being carried away from the dirt path by four different people. another dirt bike course

OPTIONS:
- is shown and a very unfortunate man crashes to the ground and continues to get hit and run over by other dirt bike riders.
- is shown and more people are driving around passing the dirt path and running through it.
- is shown and the people now, riding in different bikes together.
- is shown and people are shown being lifted and left.
A: is shown and a very unfortunate man crashes to the ground and continues to get hit and run over by other dirt bike riders.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to choose a rabbit cage
Find the right size cage.
Different sized rabbits need different sized cages. Make sure the cage you choose is spacious enough for your particular rabbit.
OPTIONS:
- A cage that's too small can cause your rabbit's inner nervous system to become more stressed and jumpy. Kale or a similar species of rabbit cage can provide 6 square feet per rabbit.
- For smaller rabbits, choosing a smaller cage can be great because they will be put in close quarters and they will get a chance to see each other in the cage. For larger rabbits, however, you may need to buy or build a cage large enough for your rabbit.
- Cages should be at least fourteen inches in height or enough height so the rabbit is able to sit upright without banging her head. Have roughly five square feet of space in the cage for your rabbit.
- Enclosed spaces also limit the number of rabbits you can put in the cage. Since you'll be using a larger cage for your rabbits, you'll want to get at least six or eight.

OUT: Cages should be at least fourteen inches in height or enough height so the rabbit is able to sit upright without banging her head. Have roughly five square feet of space in the cage for your rabbit.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man is standing outside holding a black tile. he

OPTIONS:
- begins to build a wall.
- starts putting the tile down on the ground.
- washes his hands, rinsing them.
- starts to hit a ball with a bat.
A:
starts putting the tile down on the ground.