IN: What happens next?

The two players end their game and the referee holds his right arm up to indicate the winner as the two players meet on the right side of the table and give one another a handshake. they both

OPTIONS:
- shake it on their right hands and then they both get up from the table and return to the table in the middle of the large tables as two cars walk by outside.
- hit the ball back down the field and it hits the blue pins.
- shake hands and the referee shakes hands as the teams shake hands in order to final score.
- then turn to the referee on the right and give him a handshake and then they walk to the referee on the left to give him a handshake as well.

OUT: then turn to the referee on the right and give him a handshake and then they walk to the referee on the left to give him a handshake as well.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to stop taking jokes seriously
Understand where your sensitivity to jokes comes from.
Often, your reaction to a joke is based on your thoughts associated with the joke. You may be interpreting the joke in a more serious way than was intended or are not understanding the joke correctly.

OPTIONS:
- For example, you may find yourself feeling over-enthusiastic about what is happening on your date. Or you may find yourself having a hard time taking a joke seriously when your friends are joining you.
- As you process the joke, you may want to consider why you are reacting so seriously to the joke and why you are sensitive to the joke. This will help you to build more self awareness around the root of your sensitivity to certain jokes and tackle it head on.
- Seek help from a friend, family member, or a counselor to understand the drawbacks of giving yourself an insensitive remark. Part of the reason you find yourself in a situation where you might offend someone or react to an insensitive remark is because of a need for internal sensitivity as a person.
- Identifying your sensitivity, though, will explain the severity of the joke. For example, if you feel scared, angry, or insecure about a joke, you may be seeing it the way it's being told.
A: As you process the joke, you may want to consider why you are reacting so seriously to the joke and why you are sensitive to the joke. This will help you to build more self awareness around the root of your sensitivity to certain jokes and tackle it head on.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
Two men stand on grass bordering a body of water with ships sailing pass them in the background as they both play accordions. the men
OPTIONS:
- continue playing music with the flute and ends with an ending credits screen with green words showing ocean waves.
- play in various locations with shots of boats, birds on water and flowers interspersed with their playing.
- play the rhythm of the music and lift their bodies off the ground, flashing white nozzles towards the camera in between.
- shake hands with the people surrounding them and holt to celebrate and more pictures of the people for the next year are shown.

OUT: play in various locations with shots of boats, birds on water and flowers interspersed with their playing.

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

How to train dogs not to bark
Do not reward the barking by shouting.
Training a dog not to bark early on is much easier than breaking the habit once your dog has developed it. One of the keys to this is to avoid ever reinforcing or rewarding barking in the first place.

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- Simply shout a loud, startling bark and stop there. Yelling either will not stop the barking, or it might even trigger other issues for your dog.
- Yelling is a much faster and more effective way to train a dog to silence its barking than scolding can be. Also, yelling is not to punish your dog for barking, as it might do more harm than good by more attention.
- If your dog barks and you shout for quiet, you are rewarding the barking with attention in your dog's mind. Your dog may even interpret the shouting as your version of barking in response.
- Do not engage in this behavior early in the training process. Scream a high pitched voice at the top of your lungs for dogs to hear.
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Answer:
If your dog barks and you shout for quiet, you are rewarding the barking with attention in your dog's mind. Your dog may even interpret the shouting as your version of barking in response.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to rein in excessive spending
Find out what you actually spend.
You might be aware of an excessive spend, but how excessive is it? Write down all your monthly income versus monthly expenses and see where the problem or problems lie. Start with your income and write how much you earn per week or per month after payroll or income taxes.
OPTIONS:
- This will be a helpful guide in this section. Determine how much you have in savings.
- Simply spending a few days every week or two on your bills should be sufficient to address this problem. For example, if you don't use your money at all during the day, but spend $24 in savings, going to the bank is still excessive.
- On the other side of the ledger, write your expenses such as food, fuel, utilities, equipment, clothing etc. Balance each total and see if you are in the red (overspending) or in the black (in credit).
- Ask yourself if you have an excessive spending loin. Some people who spend extremely little cash on high-cost purchases may be working away at this deficiency in how they spend their time and are willing to make small changes.
A: On the other side of the ledger, write your expenses such as food, fuel, utilities, equipment, clothing etc. Balance each total and see if you are in the red (overspending) or in the black (in credit).

A group of cheerleaders perform in the middle of a basketball court while an audience watches. A man walks through the bottom of the frame. the cheerleaders

OPTIONS:
- finish, and a group of younger cheerleaders replace them.
- continue performing as another pairs watching on the sidelines.
- secure their positions on the court and perform a high hop, jump and dive while another takes his place from side to side and walks back and fourth.
- dive and jump for the ball in a synchronized motion.
finish, and a group of younger cheerleaders replace them.