IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A man wearing glasses is standing outside in the snow with some gadgets talking. he
OPTIONS:
- puts a small wire in his eye that sits on a clipboard and begins adding colors.
- opens the box and takes out his pair of contacts and shows them to the camera.
- brings forward the blue large shovel looking gadget, still talking and then grabs another shovel.
- makes a snow angel attached to a tube while the strollers drives by.

OUT: brings forward the blue large shovel looking gadget, still talking and then grabs another shovel.

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

How to stay on top of homework
Use down time to study.
Carry at least some of your homework around with you. Whenever you find yourself doing something that doesn't use your total concentration, pull out your homework and spend some time on it.

OPTIONS:
- This is particularly easy to do with reading assignments. If your assignment is more complex, just scribble down a few notes to get the brainstorming process started.
- You can even include a break in your school homework, if you have one, to mark homework time. Having a break can help remind you to concentrate and allow you to study for more material.
- A good rule of thumb is to do ten assignments an hour. Five for smaller projects and three for larger projects.
- Give your full attention to the subject that you are studying, as studying is about staying on top of it. If your homework is still in your hands after a bit of time, put it to use as a reward.
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Answer:
This is particularly easy to do with reading assignments. If your assignment is more complex, just scribble down a few notes to get the brainstorming process started.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The gymnasts jumps up and mounts the platform. The gymnast swings his legs and body using hand grips on a platform. the gymnast
OPTIONS:
- stands and mounts the bars for an extended period of time.
- tops get off the balance beam and jumps to the ground and the other gymnasts follows suit.
- does a hand stand then dismounts from the platform.
- does a jump rope routine.
A: does a hand stand then dismounts from the platform.

How to keep ants out of honey
Keep your honey jar lid closed tightly.
When you're not using your honey or other sweeteners, make sure that any lids or seals are completely closed. This is the easiest way to prevent hordes of ants from going for a swim in your precious condiments.

OPTIONS:
- They feed on these tiny private treats, and they'll can potentially harm your honey jar lid over time, much like ants may. The seal should be made from plastic, not vinyl.
- Either use a single screw or other rod to secure your lid tightly. Ants will feel less pressure and will therefore not be able to gather near the ends of your lid.
- Wipe down the jar and surfaces after using them. Honey is runny and notorious for leaving drips down the side of the jar or on counters.
- Check the lids everyday and remember to keep the lid on! If you are doing your own honey bath, make sure that it is tightly sealed so that ants don't get in. Find a place to put your honey/shea butter container.

Wipe down the jar and surfaces after using them. Honey is runny and notorious for leaving drips down the side of the jar or on counters.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to deal with a depressed parent
Familiarize yourself with the symptoms of depression.
You may notice that your parent has disengaged from activities that were previously enjoyable. Your parent may seem sad, hopeless, or act helpless.
OPTIONS:
- Your parent may engage in drama with you or put you in unnecessary situations. You may be overwhelmed, lose interest in things you usually enjoy, and feel unable to do.
- They may whine, cry, or engage in destructive behavior. Your parent may respond to these changes by seeming happier.
- You may notice changes in weight (putting on weight or losing weight) or changes in sleep (sleeping very often or not sleeping enough). Your parent may have different behavior, such as feeling more irritable, aggressive, or short-tempered than usual.
- You might also recognize that their spending habits have changed. This may be because they have finally reverted to drinking.

answer: You may notice changes in weight (putting on weight or losing weight) or changes in sleep (sleeping very often or not sleeping enough). Your parent may have different behavior, such as feeling more irritable, aggressive, or short-tempered than usual.

IN: What happens next?

How to complain about your hotel stay
Contact the person at the front desk.
Your first step in complaining about a hotel stay is to talk to the person at the front desk of the hotel. This person will serve as your initial point of contact for lodging a formal complaint or seeking some sort of rectification.

OPTIONS:
- This person must be at the front desk when you start complaining about your hotel stay. Some hotels charge by week and sometimes even month.
- You can visit a vending machine and ask this customer for a receipt. Contact this person to let them know that they have provided you with this receipt and that they still have it.
- You can do this during or after a hotel stay. Approach the front desk calmly and politely.
- This person can be a friend, an assistant, or even an employee at a hotel. If you call the person and the receptionist asks whether you need more details, answer briefly and ask about the hotel stay.

OUT:
You can do this during or after a hotel stay. Approach the front desk calmly and politely.