IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to make roasted cauliflower with a roquefort crust
Preheat the oven to 400 f (204 c).
Place cauliflower in small baking pan.
Drizzle olive oil over cauliflower, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and transfer to oven.
OPTIONS:
- Roast for about 30 minutes, until cauliflower begins to brown. Cut baguette into 1/2-inch slices and then cut the slices into quarters.
- Bake for 1 hour or until browned. Remove cauliflower from oven and place breast on a baking sheet.
- Bake time to 20 to 25 minutes. The potatoes should be tender, but not watery.
- Oven the cauliflower for 45 minutes. If you're having trouble, place it back inside the oven and bake for 10 minutes.

OUT: Roast for about 30 minutes, until cauliflower begins to brown. Cut baguette into 1/2-inch slices and then cut the slices into quarters.

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

How to control your treadmill workout using your heart rate
Take your pulse.
If you don't have an individual heart rate monitor, you can take your pulse to determine your heart rate. To find your target heart rate, you must first determine the number of times your heart contracts (or " beats ") in a minute while you're at rest.

OPTIONS:
- First thing in the morning is the best time to measure your resting heart rate. At other times during the day, your heart rate may differ in response to other activity.
- More important than that is how fast your heart beats. When you're jogging, the number of beats you take in a minute form your baseline.
- If you feel about 100 times your heart rate per minute, choose a target heart rate monitor to keep track of that number. For instance, if you feel about 150 beats per minute, you're at about 100 beats per minute.
- For example, after a 3 to 5 minute exercise, take your pulse for three minutes. You are bound to get no more than this.
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Answer:
First thing in the morning is the best time to measure your resting heart rate. At other times during the day, your heart rate may differ in response to other activity.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to repair minor aircraft skin damage
Draw a circle around the damaged area.
Drill a pilot hole in the circle so a bigger unibit can easily drill into the aluminum.
Using a preferred method cut out the aluminum within the circle drawn around the damage.
OPTIONS:
- Push (or otherwise stab) a pilot hole into the center of the aluminum with a drill bit. Screw on large nuts (the larger the better) and reinforce the area with tack screws.
- Roll the aluminum back into a rigid loop. Cover the top of the circle with masking tape (the tape may be under various impacts from breaking screws).
- Debur the newly cut hole. Cut out a circular patch from a sheet of aluminum that is the same thickness and the original aircraft skin.
- Mark the ground you're going to start at. Weld to the ground with a pilot hole to 1 inch (1.27 to 2.54 centimeters) thick.
A: Debur the newly cut hole. Cut out a circular patch from a sheet of aluminum that is the same thickness and the original aircraft skin.

How to know if your mouse is obese
Position your mouse.
Body condition is an assessment of how an animal looks. It ranges from emaciated (extremely underweight) to obese (extremely overweight).

OPTIONS:
- Looking at your mouse, rather than thinking about looks, can give you ideas about body weight. Look for any enlarged, misshapen, blackish, or dark spots.
- Female mice are considered overweight, and males are considered underweight. Here's how your mouse looks : Their bodies are generally thinner, and there are scales in the obese mouse, but there are many in the undernourished and obese mouse.
- Look for, body fat near the anus, which is generally a brown substance running off a pig's anus. Fat on the anus can also cause acne, tissue damage, and development of an unhealthy digestive system.
- To determine your mouse's body condition, you will hold it still and examine a few parts of its body. Hold your mouse still by holding the base of its tail with your thumb and middle finger.

To determine your mouse's body condition, you will hold it still and examine a few parts of its body. Hold your mouse still by holding the base of its tail with your thumb and middle finger.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to reduce laundry wrinkles
Put in a smaller load of clothes.
Your clothes need room to move around. Stuffing too many clothes into the washer is bad for your clothes for a few reasons.
OPTIONS:
- If your clothes don't have room to move around, they are more likely to come out crumpled and wrinkled. Make sure to separate colors from whites and separate fabric types to reduce the size of your laundry load.
- One reason is because the curls move in tight clothes. If your clothes don't move around a lot, your clothes won't be as luxurious as they once were.
- In addition, many and all fabrics will begin to cycle or degrade by adding a load of clothes to the washer. If you have larger clothes in your washer, try investing in a laundry gun.
- The first being the tiny load of clothes they cannot move through. Large clothes will get wrinkled quicker and more quickly than smaller clothes, so as to not insert too many clothes into the washer at once, invest in a smaller load that is larger.

answer: If your clothes don't have room to move around, they are more likely to come out crumpled and wrinkled. Make sure to separate colors from whites and separate fabric types to reduce the size of your laundry load.

IN: What happens next?

Woman is standing in a room laying on the wall holding socks and putthing them on the feet. The woman put the brown boots on the right shoe and tie the laces. the woman

OPTIONS:
- grabs the other shoe and put it on the left foot and tie the laces.
- put the bent shoe on top of the head again and bend the other side using green tool.
- also put the blue jacket on the left shoe and adjust the jacket with the left leg and the right knee.
- puts the black socks with the green, grey, white laces on the feet.

OUT:
grabs the other shoe and put it on the left foot and tie the laces.