IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to stop a yawn
Breathe through your nose and exhale through your mouth.
Some scientists theorize people yawn because of a lack of oxygen. Therefore, taking a few deep breaths when you feel a yawn coming on can help stop it before it starts.
OPTIONS:
- Know when it's time to sleep. In general, people yawn when they're tired because by causing the muscles to contract, the body produces more energy.
- Open your mouth wide and suck in air from the back of your throat. Hold your lips like you are trying to yawn, then pull them back toward your mouth, exhaling gently through your mouth.
- Take several breaths, either before or during a yawn. Hold the nose closed for a short period of time, then take another breath and hold it.
- You should breathe through your nose and out through your mouth. This allows the most oxygen to enter and channels the air into your diaphragm.

OUT: You should breathe through your nose and out through your mouth. This allows the most oxygen to enter and channels the air into your diaphragm.

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

A large man in yellow shirt and headband spins and throws a shut put that veers to the left of the field. The man is pleased with his shot and pumps his fist. the man

OPTIONS:
- touches his eye entering the height of the shot put and spreads his arms.
- then walks away, shakes his head and sits on a lemoy bench.
- talks to the camera and then ends by putting his arms out in frustration.
- gives high fives to his team mates.
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Answer:
gives high fives to his team mates.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A gymnast is seen jumping onto a set of uneven bars and performing a gymnastics routine in front of others. the man
OPTIONS:
- continues flipping around the bars and ends with him jumping down and bowing to the crowd.
- jumps off the bars and performs again while others watch.
- jumps up and down several times before stopping and pulling his arms up into the air.
- continues jumping and flipping around as well as jumps in a routine.
A: continues flipping around the bars and ends with him jumping down and bowing to the crowd.

A screen appears with a layout of a home and a lot of black, white and red words that say "tool box buzz news, reviews and information product reviews by industry expert todd fratzel". a picture of a tool

OPTIONS:
- box attach appears then fades to black.
- appears on a red screen and to the right there are black words that say " ridgid model r040sca roofing cutter ".
- box with talk and an automated screen is then presented around the room and a logo appears with the clear words " joy matching tools technique ", followed by a title screen with " lassoguillusnow ".
- box and mudslide with " one caring " neatly illustrated.

appears on a red screen and to the right there are black words that say " ridgid model r040sca roofing cutter ".

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to buy school supplies
Get a list from your child's school.
Don't rely on your child for a list of what they need for school. If a list isn't available on the school's website, ask the teachers if they can send you a list or give you some ideas.
OPTIONS:
- As a last resort, department stores sometimes have lists of common school supplies on their websites. Know the difference between requests and requirements.
- Your child might want a school bag or backpack to add its contents into, such as a backpack that holds their pencils, erasers, markers, or calculators. Look on the school's website to find out what supplies your child needs.
- Keep these lists handy with you, as they can serve as inspiration when you are looking for the right supplies. If you chose to go to a local school, get a list of school supplies for the children at the school.
- Check to see what the principal has to supply. If your child's school doesn't have much in stock, their parents may have suggestions on what to include as a kit.

answer: As a last resort, department stores sometimes have lists of common school supplies on their websites. Know the difference between requests and requirements.

IN: What happens next?

How to become a professional translator and interpreter
Get the right education and qualifications.
Get a degree or a combination of degrees in translation/interpretation studies, foreign languages, linguistics, comparative literature, or intercultural communication and all the qualifications and training necessary.
Gain experience.

OPTIONS:
- Establish rapport with the people and know who they are before you apply to positions. You need to be extremely well-acquainted with the people and communications industry in order to make your selection.
- Don't wait until you are a skilled translator to gain experience. Put everything in one place, as well as your knowledge base (i.e., your native language), that could be useful to become a professional translator in the range from a master of language to a fluent interpreter.
- This involves interning with an office or an organization or simply freelancing. Join a local or national professional translation/interpretation society.
- Being a translator is a lifelong undertaking, and can be overwhelming at times. Seek advice from your first aid teacher, and talk to someone with experience working with english in a country where your language of choice would be recognized.

OUT:
This involves interning with an office or an organization or simply freelancing. Join a local or national professional translation/interpretation society.