Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to make a garden shelf
Attach frame supports to the back of the frame.
Each tier of this shelf will be comprised of one frame. The front and back of the frame are formed by 96 in (2.4 m) 2x4 boards.

OPTIONS:
- You can use two or three support boards to support the shelf. Frame supports also lower the shelf to a point that you can't be damaged; this helps to allow the rest of the shelf to attach well.
- They should provide a basic planed base for this shelf. The rear and front frames should be fastened to both sides with wood screws.
- These support the base of the shelf, making it easy to lift the shelf and lay it flat. In some cases, a frame support brace can be made by securing two planks of 1/8 inch (.
- There are four supports for each frame, and each support consists of one 21 in (53 cm) 2x4. Measure and mark where your supports will go with a tape measure and pencil.
A: There are four supports for each frame, and each support consists of one 21 in (53 cm) 2x4. Measure and mark where your supports will go with a tape measure and pencil.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to sing louder
Use good body posture.
Stand up straight so your shoulders aren't hunched forward. Try to keep your head facing straight.
OPTIONS:
- Relax your hands and avoid locking your knees. If you have to sit down while you sing, keep your back straight against the chair and keep your shoulders pulled back.
- Try not to make your head tilt to one side too quickly. This can lead to increased strain on the vocal cords during singing.
- Lift your chin up higher as you breathe. Breathe through your diaphragm or air coming from your nose.
- Don't slouch so that you look like you're leaning into an invisible wall. Your posture should be pronounced like this : Don't slouch because this will be misleading.

OUT: Relax your hands and avoid locking your knees. If you have to sit down while you sing, keep your back straight against the chair and keep your shoulders pulled back.

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

How to identify a trapdoor spider
Take note of the spider's length.
Trapdoor spiders are approximately 0.79 in to 1.26 inches (1 to 3 cm) long. That means roughly between the size of your pinky nail and your thumbnail.

OPTIONS:
- They are about 36 in (65 cm) by 36 in (60 cm). They are often found in swamps, woodland sheds, and leaf piles.
- Look at the spider's body. Trapdoor spiders are black or brown, with stout bodies and legs.
- A trapdoor spider's width ranges from 1 in to 15 in (25 to 30 cm). You could see the trapdoor spider from a vantage point, and he/she could be seen by night.
- Few spiders have actually reached this length yet. Use a magnifying glass to do so.
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Answer:
Look at the spider's body. Trapdoor spiders are black or brown, with stout bodies and legs.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to mentally prepare for a speech
Separate your speech into sections.
Many speeches only present two or three main points. First, define these main points.
OPTIONS:
- Since the speech is a speech about a personal issue or occurrence, these three main points may no longer have any influence on the overall audience. If you are not sure what these main points are, follow the outlines provided on your presentation's presentation guide.
- Then, spend the majority of the time diving into details, providing additional facts, and convincing the audience of your main points. Separating your speech into sections not only makes it easier to follow, but also makes it easier to remember! Turn your speech into a story.
- Ask yourself if you have trouble summarizing the main points (or just a few). If you tend to babble, ask yourself if you're saying the same points the whole time.
- For example, you might have to include one main idea and two main ideas. Although studies have shown that there is a quality in speech that speaks louder than words, this does not show whether these major points should be included in a speech.
A: Then, spend the majority of the time diving into details, providing additional facts, and convincing the audience of your main points. Separating your speech into sections not only makes it easier to follow, but also makes it easier to remember! Turn your speech into a story.

Two girls in karate class bow forward and then to each other before practice. the girl

OPTIONS:
- in the black dress sits to either side of the kneeing girl.
- in the back take her turn to bow forward and forward.
- in karate uniforms bows at the bottom of the beam.
- dodges an attack by taking a knee while blocking a hit.

dodges an attack by taking a knee while blocking a hit.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A young child shovels snow with a parent. A truck drives by and then two adults shovel. the girl

OPTIONS:
- continues with her instruction.
- puts her gloves on.
- finishes first and walks away.
- helps at the end too so everyone can get out of their driveway..

Next sentence:
helps at the end too so everyone can get out of their driveway.