IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
He takes a pair of scissors and starts trimming the top part of hair. He uses a black comb and scissors to point cut his hair. he
OPTIONS:
- stops to take a break, to gunk up his skin, and then begins shaving his beard.
- continues to cut until his hair falls down to his shoulders and he sits back to rest.
- grabs a clipper and cut the top part of his hair.
- holds the hair in his hand as he trims it.

OUT: holds the hair in his hand as he trims it.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A river surrounded by rocks apperas. several people
OPTIONS:
- are floating through it in intertubes.
- wade through the water looking at rocks.
- are shown riding down the rough river, occasionally falling off the boat to hit rocks.
- are seated on rocks, drinking from the water while kayaking.

OUT: are floating through it in intertubes.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to prevent swimmer's ear (otitis externa )
Use earplugs when you go swimming.
Before you go into the shower at your pool, put one earplug in each ear. Mould the earplugs to your ears so that they stay in while you are swimming.
OPTIONS:
- In between swims, you should keep your earplugs dry by keeping them in a small earplug case or in a sealed plastic bag. Get pliable earplugs from your physician's office.
- Remember that the otitis mouthpiece stays in place once you get out of the water. The opaque coating on the mouthpiece prevents water from entering your ear canals.
- Make sure to find earplugs that fit comfortably without scratching your ears, as they can itch and sting. Larger plugs can prevent swimmer's ear infections.
- If you use contact lenses, focus your body's attention on the lenses instead of the water. Make sure your skin is smooth before and after swimming.

OUT:
In between swims, you should keep your earplugs dry by keeping them in a small earplug case or in a sealed plastic bag. Get pliable earplugs from your physician's office.