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

How to stop chest pain
Slow your breathing.
People with anxiety frequently experience chest pain because of excessively deep, rapid breathing. This can lead to sharp chest pain close to the heart.

OPTIONS:
- To reduce the pain, slow down your breathing and do not take huge, gulping breaths. Take moderate breaths, and make each breath last several seconds.
- You'll find that when you slow down, the ache in your chest makes a louder sound. To mitigate your chest pain and increase the effect of the pain, try counting to 11 deep breaths, twice a day for just a few minutes.
- If your heart is beating too rapidly, you likely have a sudden heart attack. Heart palpitations are a common symptom of chest pain.
- Heart tightness is a telltale sign of a heart attack. When the chest tightness is present, your heart is no longer beating.
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Answer:
To reduce the pain, slow down your breathing and do not take huge, gulping breaths. Take moderate breaths, and make each breath last several seconds.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to stop a tv addiction (for kids )
Encourage your child to read a book instead of watching cartoons.
Instead of immediately turning on the tv after school, sit down with your child to read a book. Reading will promote your child's imagination and help learn new vocabulary words.
OPTIONS:
- Give your child a hobby, favorite television show, or favorite stuffed animal. Draw pictures of favorite faces, clothing, food, etc.
- Children younger than 4 should take the initiative to read at school. Ask your child if she/he is interested in a particular story because everyone wants a story with a larger subject and more interesting characters.
- Find books on things your child is interested in, like dinosaurs, dogs, or airplanes. If your child does not want to read, reward them with one episode of a cartoon for reading for a half hour.
- You can also offer your child pamphlets to help them learn more. Encourage your child to look at books as a form of entertainment or something more fun.
A: Find books on things your child is interested in, like dinosaurs, dogs, or airplanes. If your child does not want to read, reward them with one episode of a cartoon for reading for a half hour.

How to diagnose pericarditis
Notice chest pain.
Chest pain is not something you ever want to ignore, so if you have chest pain, you should go to the doctor or emergency room, just in case. Try to take note of where, exactly, you're having chest pain, as well as if certain actions make it feel worse, such as coughing or lying down.

OPTIONS:
- These are all normal occurrences for anyone, but chest pain may arise if : You have pain at any time in your life. The right lifestyle might have caused you to experience chest pain.
- That will help you identify what is causing your chest pain. Be aware that your chest pain is not a symptom of pericarditis.
- Chest pain associated with pericarditis is generally sharp and quick, not drawn out. Coughing or lying down will often make the pain feel worse.
- If the feeling lasts more than a few moments, it may be a sign of bad blood in the lungs. If it persists, go see your doctor right away.

Chest pain associated with pericarditis is generally sharp and quick, not drawn out. Coughing or lying down will often make the pain feel worse.

question: Complete the next sentence:

Then he shows how to use fans to ventilate the room. He takes a scour and begins to scour the wall paper. he
OPTIONS:
- shows how to detail and process paper paper.
- then puts a towel on the back of the wall paper and wipes it off with his hand.
- uses a paint roller to soak the wall paper for easy removal.
- straightens it out and removes the wax paper.

answer: uses a paint roller to soak the wall paper for easy removal.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
The girl makes a shuffleboard ahot and the girls all begin to celebrate. She continues to attempt make shots and act silly. she

OPTIONS:
- sits in a chair and ends the video.
- finally makes a one hundred ten dollar shot to the camera.
- puts down the shuffleboard stick and the video ends.
- looks at her lime brown hair in the mirror and tries to go strawberry blonde again..

Next sentence: puts down the shuffleboard stick and the video ends.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to select a suitable tutor for your teen
Identify specific learning needs.
Ask your teen questions about classes, areas of difficulty, and study habits. Discuss learning goals with your teen in order to get them involved in the process and to establish the primary goal of tutoring: are they struggling in one specific subject, with time management, with preparing for a specific test like the sat or act?
Check with a teacher.
OPTIONS:
- Tutoring is not only suited for addressing low grades. Look beyond grades to get a full picture of why tutoring may be appropriate.
- Someone who is familiar with your teen's learning style and interests can give you their contact information. Parents can also set up meet-ups.
- Find out if your teen has experience taking the sat or act. If you haven't, ask others about their interactions with tutors.
- Most schools offer online tutoring or email support. In the us, most schools offer free tutoring at home.

OUT:
Tutoring is not only suited for addressing low grades. Look beyond grades to get a full picture of why tutoring may be appropriate.