Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Next she puts cream on the edges from top to bottom. Then she drizzles a little chocolate syrup on there. she

OPTIONS:
- is now done making the cake.
- takes a bit of the syrup and starts to rub it on the paper.
- does this and adds it to her latte.
- adds the cream to a bucket on top of it.
A: is now done making the cake.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A woman is seen sitting in a doctor's office with a doctor speaking to her and the camera. the doctor

OPTIONS:
- scrubs a shoe and leads into a close up of the shoe.
- takes pictures of her as well as a dog as well as washing her hands and washing her hands.
- then puts pictures on and begins holding up a pig out of a box and puts adhesive on the surface.
- then holds an object up to the girl's lip.
A: then holds an object up to the girl's lip.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man with a saxaphone around his neck talks to the camera in a dim room. The camera changes like a box spinning. the man

OPTIONS:
- looks around then he is playing his saxophone.
- continues to talk while swinging his arms around and ending the ad.
- shows the desk with all the tools shown.
- then colors the saxaphone black.
A: looks around then he is playing his saxophone.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to concentrate at university level classes
Avoid talking to strangers during lectures and tutorials.
While it might be nice meeting new people and discovering their interests, there are better times for doing this than during teaching sessions when you need to be concentrating.
Avoid talking to your friends.

OPTIONS:
- They're your friends and they'll still be there after the lecture/class/tutorial. In fact, they might start getting on your nerves if they're around too much over-analyzing all the work in front of all of you.
- Although these people know you well, they may still ask probing questions about how you're doing. Talking to fellow students is a good way to have a conversation, but avoid asking them about their daily activities and personal lives.
- They may feel sad, surprised or, most likely, angered because you have moved on. If you do befriend them, try not to talk about your feelings unless you are asked.
- Your friends will see that you have trouble focusing. If they'll notice, they might try to exploit your small talk with them.
A:
They're your friends and they'll still be there after the lecture/class/tutorial. In fact, they might start getting on your nerves if they're around too much over-analyzing all the work in front of all of you.