IN: What happens next?

How to determine if a sapphire is real
Look for flaws and inclusions.
Use a jeweler's magnifying glass, at least 10x magnification, to inspect the sapphire closely. Natural sapphires form with tiny bits of other matter in them, so look for small specks and blemishes.

OPTIONS:
- These flaws are a good indication that a sapphire is real. Lab-created (fake) sapphires do not have inclusions of this nature, and some natural sapphires don't have flaws either, but if you find flaws it is real.
- Examine the gem regularly for blemishes or inconsistencies. There may be special protrusions or blemishes that help to differentiate an authentic sapphire from an imitation.
- Larger blemishes will help the gem to have a more realistic appearance. It can also cause the gemstone to be difficult to detect.
- If your sapphire has any blemishes, imperfections, protrusions, or flaws, it's a fake sapphire. Real sapphires can have no lumps, cracks, flakes, or inclusions.

OUT: These flaws are a good indication that a sapphire is real. Lab-created (fake) sapphires do not have inclusions of this nature, and some natural sapphires don't have flaws either, but if you find flaws it is real.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to do percentages on a calculator
Review the general meaning of fractions.
A fraction is a comparison between two numbers, usually representing the size of a part of something to the size of the whole thing. The classic example is a pie that is cut into eight, for example, equal portions.

OPTIONS:
- The fraction has the root of the whole thing, and it's part of the equation to measure the whole thing. Be accurate to account for the fraction as it is.
- The fraction consists of eight or more parts, rather than a large portion. Many graph makers choose to subtract how many parts of a fraction are required, rather than subtracting them all at once.
- The top of the fraction, called the numerator, represents the number of pieces you select. The bottom of the fraction, called the denominator, represents the total number of pieces in the pie-in this case , 8.
- Fractions are expressed using an " x " shape, typically ending with a dotted circle. A fraction follows the principle that " fractions " are stacked on top of each other when based on the denominator in the fraction.
A: The top of the fraction, called the numerator, represents the number of pieces you select. The bottom of the fraction, called the denominator, represents the total number of pieces in the pie-in this case , 8.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The credits of the clip are shown. a man
OPTIONS:
- throws a discus to people on a sandy area.
- holds using a screw driver.
- is holding a racket and speaking.
- is in the kitchen talking and showing how he makes a nut sandwich.

OUT: is holding a racket and speaking.

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

A man is on a track in front of a crowd. He runs, doing a long jump in slow motion. he

OPTIONS:
- jumps again, running backwards and landing on a mat.
- celebrates as he wins the medal.
- goes over a bar and lands on a long mat.
- joins another man and they race together.
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Answer:
celebrates as he wins the medal.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to show respect to a jewish mourner
Maintain a respectful attitude.
When visiting a jewish person who is in mourning, it is important to maintain a respectful demeanor. Don't joke around or talk about frivolous topics.
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- After bowing to the deceased, you may simply give her the silent treatment, because it's never okay to joke about something. Instead, be polite and not take it personally.
- Don't insult or disrespect a deceased person. Display a compassionate expression of respect towards the grieving person.
- Remember that you are there to show your respect for the dead and to comfort the deceased's family and friends. A mourner is usually considered a spouse, parent, sibling, or child of the deceased.
- If you realize that the deceased person has lost her job or is in a particularly physical condition, it is important to be polite to them. Make eye contact with the mourners after you leave.
A: Remember that you are there to show your respect for the dead and to comfort the deceased's family and friends. A mourner is usually considered a spouse, parent, sibling, or child of the deceased.

How to draft a broadcast contract
Get a feel for the company's standard agreement.
Many broadcast companies, particularly if they are well-established, will have a standard contract they use in most situations.
Don't think that just because the company already has a standard agreement, that means you can't suggest changes or refuse clauses that don't fit your needs.

OPTIONS:
- Companies do recognize that these contracts are not one-size-fits-all, and will require adjustment to fit each situation appropriately. Determine what material will be covered by the agreement.
- Change the agreement to suit the company's needs. The response will be based on what you want out of the company.
- If the company has a standard contract, however, there's no need to draft it for you. You can draft your own contract if you want to.
- Additionally, there is no need to discuss certain clauses at all with the company's representative. Conflicts of interest such as disputes between the local state and national governments are a no-no.
Companies do recognize that these contracts are not one-size-fits-all, and will require adjustment to fit each situation appropriately. Determine what material will be covered by the agreement.