IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A woman stands by watching a chef removing leaves from a piece of lettuce. the chef
OPTIONS:
- eats the cucumbers from a hoe, pulling them from the plant as the plant prune the leaves.
- uses a blt to show some lettuce from a leaf on the plate.
- peels off a piece of fruit slowly.
- shows the woman how to cut some parts of the lettuce.

OUT: shows the woman how to cut some parts of the lettuce.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to go on strike
Spread the word to other union members.
One person cannot lead a successful strike. Instead, you'll need all unionized members on board.
OPTIONS:
- Begin talking about why you think a strike is necessary. Remember not to talk about striking on your employer's premises or during work hours.
- Spread awareness to other unions, and then have a meeting of at least a few with unionized union members. Establish regular meetings of ten to twenty-four members each to discuss the rules of the strike law and how to enforce them.
- You'll have better success if people from all over the country get involved in the strike. Encourage them to join the strike with their signatures on rag.
- Gather and round up 112 members from your union to promote the strike. You can find a list of nlrb employees at.

OUT: Begin talking about why you think a strike is necessary. Remember not to talk about striking on your employer's premises or during work hours.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A group of men are seen looking off into the distance that leads into a soccer match. One man scores a goal and celebrates on the side. his goal
OPTIONS:
- is eventually won by his opponent who is watching.
- is scored and he walks out the side with his score.
- is shown again several more times.
- is scored and the score is shown again in slow motion.

OUT:
is shown again several more times.