IN: What happens next?

How to work in commercial production
Enroll in a degree program in broadcast media, television production, communications or advertising.
Most production companies and television stations will require a bachelor's degree in addition to work samples when hiring. You will also have the opportunity, as a student in one of these programs, to create projects for your portfolio.

OPTIONS:
- Learn the basics of each position in media production. Commercial producers will hire and supervise directors, videographers, graphic artists, audio technicians, lighting professionals and talent.
- This course will help you to develop both a functional and concise portfolio that will cover your various skills in production. Talk to a mentor who has been in production for a time and can put your time and expertise to good use.
- Take the iowa master's program of broadcast education. This is a program that allows you to submit presentations, interviews, promotional materials and set up a portfolio of recordings that provides shows of your work.
- , you will also meet the requirements for it. You will need high school diploma, a ged, acting, business, public relations development ,.

OUT: Learn the basics of each position in media production. Commercial producers will hire and supervise directors, videographers, graphic artists, audio technicians, lighting professionals and talent.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to change your life after doing the same thing for so long
Make a list of as many hobbies, games, activities, occupations, bodies of knowledge, talents, skills, and events that you can think of.
The world is full of them, so it won't be hard to think of more than just one. If your mind keeps going blank, look at the things below for some inspiration.

OPTIONS:
- You will find these things among the larger things on the list. Finally, you may even find some inspiration in an attic in your house.
- Get rid of your phones and computers. You will find you don't have much of you unless you have power for blog posts, videos, etc.
- Forget the other stuff you're focusing on if you want to change it. Spend time and money doing some things yourself.
- When you have your list, pick three to five of these which you could accomplish within a week. Pick another five which you could accomplish in three months.
A: When you have your list, pick three to five of these which you could accomplish within a week. Pick another five which you could accomplish in three months.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to wear a formal dress like a lady
Stand up straight, with good posture.
Keep your shoulders back and feet together
Relax, but not too much.
Make sure that you only sit on half of the chair's seat.
OPTIONS:
- Sitting on the whole seat is not ladylike and makes accidental exposure easier. Keep your legs together as you go down onto the seat.
- Position your hip where your buttocks would sit. Spread your arms up, leaning back against the chair.
- If you feel uncomfortable, sit on the edge of the other one, creating balance among your legs and back. If you begin to fidget, try to distract yourself.
- Stand in front of the person who is trying to stand up. Gently place your right arm on their non-left shoulder.

OUT: Sitting on the whole seat is not ladylike and makes accidental exposure easier. Keep your legs together as you go down onto the seat.

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

We see a man mopping a floor under women's feet. the middle lady

OPTIONS:
- uses her foot to move the mop.
- shows a back piece.
- runs away pushing dishes.
- talks while the man just stands by as she cleans.
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Answer:
uses her foot to move the mop.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A group of people are gathered at a table. two men
OPTIONS:
- engage in a game of arm wrestling.
- take turns holding a pole.
- are pulling a rope in a tug of war game.
- begin wrestling, both missing one.
A: engage in a game of arm wrestling.

How to give a speech without getting nervous
Practice in front of small groups of supportive friends.
Gather a group of people together who you trust to give you solid, constructive feedback. Be sure to invite in people you know who have a background in public speaking.

OPTIONS:
- Having friends not only gives you a buffer for your nervous moments, but also gives you a workout to work through for a longer time. Choose a place to listen to your speech.
- Ask a few questions about the people you're starting with and choose based around the type of speech you'll have. If you know other schoolmates and classmates, invite them to be in attendance too.
- Give your speech in front of them and then leave time afterwards for questions and comments. Repeat this process with new groups of people and then compare the comments that you've received.
- Explain it to your friends and family so they will be able to help you deliver the speech effectively and quickly. Keep a written list of the main points you'll point out to your audience so they can be easily reminded.
Give your speech in front of them and then leave time afterwards for questions and comments. Repeat this process with new groups of people and then compare the comments that you've received.