IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to avoid getting chicken pox while helping an infected person
Understand how the chickenpox virus spreads.
The virus is highly contagious and spreads in the air through airborne particles that come from the lesions on the skin or from the upper respiratory tract. You can also contract the virus from contact with open lesions when you touch your face, nose, or mouth.
OPTIONS:
- While it is not contagious, the virus can spread if irritated by a scratch. Eczema, for example, can occur due to jock itch or ingrown toenails.
- The disease takes 10 to 21 days after exposure to develop. From studies of transmission across household members, approximately 90% of people with close contact with infected individuals will develop the disease.
- If you find yourself feeling ill while helping a patient, and the contagious virus is spreading to your body, or on them, contact the doctor right away. The virus will spread through the individuals who touch their faces and mouths.
- This bacteria is not a endemic virus and everyone may get it from someone else. Let your doctor know that you are not sure about the hepatitis b virus.

OUT: The disease takes 10 to 21 days after exposure to develop. From studies of transmission across household members, approximately 90% of people with close contact with infected individuals will develop the disease.

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

How to bake an angel food cake
Separate the eggs before heating the oven, adding the whites to a liquid measuring cup until you have 1 1/2 cups.
It will take about 12 large eggs.
Preheat the oven to 350f/180c.
Sift the flour before measuring.

OPTIONS:
- Sift out the wet eggs and beat them until the bread crumb forms. Scoop 2 1/2 cups of the crumb mixture into the bowl.
- The sifted flour will develop an egg flavor and be easier to pour and to save. Place the bran into the centre of the line in the bowl.
- If you do not have a sifter, use a whisk to fluff the flour before measuring. Add about half the sugar to the flour and sift again.
- Stir the flour into the sugar in a shallow dish. Separate the egg whites from the sugar and dump out the lumps (added or combined).
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Answer:
If you do not have a sifter, use a whisk to fluff the flour before measuring. Add about half the sugar to the flour and sift again.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to stop being shy when you dance
Choose an empty room to practice in.
A good way to get over shyness is to be comfortable with your dancing. Practicing in a room filled with friends or family might be intimidating, so look for an empty room.
OPTIONS:
- This could be your bedroom, living room when nobody is home, or a dance studio that is not being used. Look for a room that is not filled with furniture or junk.
- Practicing in the center of a room might allow you to adjust with confidence. If you can't find an empty room, try sitting in a quiet room with only a little bit of the floor visible.
- You might also practice walking up to a group and singing " happy birthday " or " happy new year! " Practice to get comfortable with dancing. Dance will take some getting used to.
- If you can't find a quiet room, like the library or cafe, try to find another room to practice in. If you don't have a room that is comfortable for you to practice in, use a quiet space.
A: This could be your bedroom, living room when nobody is home, or a dance studio that is not being used. Look for a room that is not filled with furniture or junk.

How to identify a chartreux cat
Look for a short grey coat.
The coat of the chartreux is distinctive. It is a grey color that is sometimes described as silver.

OPTIONS:
- The fur itself is napped in appearance, meaning that it shows breaks in the fur due to it being a double coat. The chartreux is always grey.
- The skin around its coat is often dark, or should be. The coat will also show patches of bare skin under the fur, which gives it that silvery appearance.
- It is the most common type of chartreux bred in the nethershile region. The coat of a chartreux cat is matte, or black.
- The coat consists of short, evenly spaced lines running from the neck down to the face. Look for a blue streak running from the top to the base of the neck.

The fur itself is napped in appearance, meaning that it shows breaks in the fur due to it being a double coat. The chartreux is always grey.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to clean tile and grout
Assemble the necessary tools.
A grout brush that is made to go down into the grout while you are standing up. A hand held pump up sprayer (it does not need to be chemical resistant) a mop of some kind to remove the slurry you will create (or a wet/dry vacuum) the proper alkaline or acid grout cleaner.
OPTIONS:
- The brush you will use and the required amount of scrub can be found at a local home improvement store or online. Turn on the pump according to the manufacturer's directions.
- Do not try to get the most aggressive acids or alkaline chemicals. Find an approved cleaner, perhaps at a local janitorial supply house.
- A mop-bucket or other suitable container that is large enough to help raise the nozzle of the cleaner slowly. Spray the surface lightly with the cleaning solution.
- A wet/dry vacuum is a more elaborate machine that holds only water and adhesives. Just shake the hose occasionally to get rid of scum.

answer: Do not try to get the most aggressive acids or alkaline chemicals. Find an approved cleaner, perhaps at a local janitorial supply house.

IN: What happens next?

A lady sits on a bathtub and talks while playing with a dog. The lady puts the dog in the water and washes him. The lady adds more soap. the lady

OPTIONS:
- paints her nails while talking with the dog.
- jumps out of the bathtub with a dog in her lap.
- continues talking while playing with the dog.
- rinses the dog and wraps in him in a mustard orange towel.

OUT:
rinses the dog and wraps in him in a mustard orange towel.