Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to repair gouges in a ski's base
Place skis with bases up on a solid surface.
If you have access to a vice, secure skis in it with a rag between the vice and ski. It is important to make sure there are as few flammable objects as possible around.
OPTIONS:
- A garage floor makes a decent working station. Make sure there is no dirt or other debris in the gouge.
- Scrape decal off with a warm, soapy sponge. Once off of the base, wash some flannel cloth with a water mixture and pour the cleaner over the entire surface.
- Trench skis do not have bases up on the base, just ones that are attached to the base. Position the base 1 inch (2.5 cm) from the ice.
- The center of the base should be facing up. If left down, an outline will appear from the ice and you'll want to keep one hand firmly on the base while other applies to the ski underneath.
A: A garage floor makes a decent working station. Make sure there is no dirt or other debris in the gouge.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A group of women stand facing the camera. an older woman
OPTIONS:
- takes a gift bag from a little boy.
- walks to the head of the group.
- with curly hair begins to contact lenses and talk about them.
- begins braiding her hair from side to side.
A: walks to the head of the group.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

Several people fire their bow and arrows. a man
OPTIONS:
- throws down many of his arrows.
- trips as another shoots his arrows.
- jumps, then falls and shows images of an archery kit.
- runs to a bow and shoots an arrow at a target on the ground.
A: throws down many of his arrows.

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How to make jam thumbprint cookies
Preheat the oven to 350 f (177 c).
Sift the flour.
Sieve the self-raising flour into a large bowl.
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- Add the butter or margarine. Get your butter or margarine and break it up into pieces.
- Roll out a sheet of parchment paper using a rolling pin. Mix all the pieces of parchment paper together with a rolling pin until you have formed about of a soccer ball.
- Wet the fingers of one hand and vigorously scrub the thumb and forefinger with the raw egg or yolk. Use the other hand to wash the hands or put away the scrub.
- To make sure that the flour sift all the way in, let it sit for 1 minute. Then scoop some lumps out of the flour.
A:
Add the butter or margarine. Get your butter or margarine and break it up into pieces.