context: The camera operator walks to the the vehicle the man and the boys are cleaning off and a boy runs in front of the lady. the boy

OPTIONS:
- practices on the sandbox, on his hands and knees as the lady cleans the other sand covered area.
- wipes snow we see the building and we see the man with his snow removal tool.
- walks the lady along the living room while she discusses the leak on the furniture.
- gets off his bike and finishes cleaning the top and makes tracks.
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next sentence for the context: wipes snow we see the building and we see the man with his snow removal tool.

IN: What happens next?

A man is standing in the snow. He is holding a large shovel. He holds it up in the air. he

OPTIONS:
- then runs in the snow to grab something.
- then shovels the snow off of a house.
- starts raking the snow in front of him.
- then starts to shovel the snow.

OUT: then starts to shovel the snow.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to ski in powder snow
Distribute weight evenly to both feet.
Start with equal weight on both feet to keep yourself steady. Putting more weight on one ski than the other will sink it deep into the powder snow and cause you to spin around.

OPTIONS:
- Take a moment to take it more or less deeply into the snow to shed some weight. The size of the snow in front of you will determine how heavy it is.
- Turns should be taken with only a slight shift of weight fro side to side. Keep your feet about hip-width apart.
- Guide your ski at the right rate. Most skis require a very light weight in order to be useful.
- This can cause your skiing to lose its concrete shape and will leave the ice cream soda mush nicely covered with snow. Body weight can also cause the cheeks to turn yellow or turn orange.
A: Turns should be taken with only a slight shift of weight fro side to side. Keep your feet about hip-width apart.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to earn extra income as a working mom
Evaluate your schedule.
Before you begin looking for a chance to earn extra income, determine what kind of time you can provide to another job.
Ask for help.
OPTIONS:
- Ask a family member if you can talk to a recruiter about the amount of work required to earn additional income. You can also ask the agencies if they require any referrals or signed-on recruitment and if working part time is a requirement.
- Prepare your family members for how your schedule might change. Ask older children to help care for younger children and take on additional chores around the house.
- If you feel frustrated with your job by yourself, ask for some time to deal with it alone. When you feel somewhat supported, approach a trusted mentor to talk things over.
- To find out what type of help you might be able to access, you could try contacting the person in charge of your job or the local department of labor and human resources. With a few simple phone calls, you could even catch up with the person who lives at home or works on your project.

OUT: Prepare your family members for how your schedule might change. Ask older children to help care for younger children and take on additional chores around the house.

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

A boy is explaining how to put on toes shoes on his left foot. then

OPTIONS:
- he demonstrates how to apply the brand of nail polish to shiny shoes.
- they show where the shoes should be placed and they show how to apply blue batteries to the shoes.
- , the boy raise the right foot and take out the toe shoe and continue explaining.
- , the boy screws another shoe on and goes to the bathroom.
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Answer:
, the boy raise the right foot and take out the toe shoe and continue explaining.

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

A guy walks under a horse fence. A person leads a horse. The guy gets on top of the horse. the guy

OPTIONS:
- uses a round brush to clean off the horse's hooves.
- gets off the horse.
- ties a he poster on the horse.
- pats the horse and goes horseback riding.
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Answer:
pats the horse and goes horseback riding.