IN: What happens next?

A group of athletes are shown standing on a mound, while one throws a ball to another player. the batter

OPTIONS:
- shakes off of his awe with a glee, jumping up and down and celebrating.
- throws the ball as white text appears on the screen at the end.
- takes a hit, then the boy on the left comes in and takes another hit.
- hits the ball into the stands and the moment is recaptured in 3-d.

OUT: hits the ball into the stands and the moment is recaptured in 3-d.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man wearing a black shirt and a red tie is now standing behind a bar with a lot of alcohol supplies in front of him and he begins pouring many different ingredients into a large, silver cup. when he

OPTIONS:
- 's done pouring all of the ingredients into the cup, he begins to pour as much of it into the cups and drinking water as many of them go in the cup.
- is done, he takes out a bottle of glue and demonstrates how he is going to seal the cup.
- 's done with his ingredients he puts a smaller, clear cup turned upside down into the silver cup to create a cover, and begins to shake them both vigorously until he's satisfied with the mixture.
- 's done with the glass, he moves the glass to a different bar and pours a liquid into it and replaces it with a very fozoid looking liquid that tastes very similar to alcohol.
A: 's done with his ingredients he puts a smaller, clear cup turned upside down into the silver cup to create a cover, and begins to shake them both vigorously until he's satisfied with the mixture.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to overcome pride
Own up to your mistakes.
If you are a prideful person, you may have trouble admitting when you're wrong. In a way, everyone has some difficulty taking ownership for mistakes.
OPTIONS:
- However, if you take the time to acknowledge your actions, you are more likely to remember them. On the big day, hold yourself accountable for your values when you choose to accept responsibility.
- You might deny responsibility because the act of " being wrong " doesn't align with your self-concept. But admitting you're wrong is not a weakness-it's simply a part of being human.
- Let go of self blame and focus on your actions. For example, you may mistake your refusal to use a bathroom for mother's day anniversaries (the end of spring break).
- On the other hand, you can learn to accept that you didn't do anything wrong and realize that it's your own fault. Take responsibility for your mistake and then start to work on finding a way to make it right in the future.

OUT: You might deny responsibility because the act of " being wrong " doesn't align with your self-concept. But admitting you're wrong is not a weakness-it's simply a part of being human.

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

How to set consistent limits for a new dog
Determine what your limits are.
Before you bring the dog home, or as soon as you do, you need to decide what limits you want to set for your dog. This may be not letting it on furniture, keeping it out of the dining room when you are eating, or keeping it out of certain areas.

OPTIONS:
- Set consistent boundaries and expectations for your dog while also avoiding common rules regarding use of certain out-of-sight places. Be aware that dogs can't jump under furniture, so research who owns and uses your home safely and squarely.
- Figure out what these boundaries are before you make any major major lifestyle changes or additions into your new household. Your dog may end up on furniture that you don't want it to be on.
- You may also decide to limit one color or the other. Set four or five horizontal or vertical boundaries for your dog on couches, chairs, beds, and even the feeding spot in the living room.
- Discuss with your family or roommates what boundaries you agree to set for the dog. Make sure the limits you set are something you can follow through with and will not change your mind about.
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Answer:
Discuss with your family or roommates what boundaries you agree to set for the dog. Make sure the limits you set are something you can follow through with and will not change your mind about.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A guy hold a shovel over his shoulder while recording himself. The camera then spins in a circle. the guy
OPTIONS:
- writes on a block.
- takes a rocky step to maneuver down the walk.
- now scoops up some snow in the shovel picks it up then dumps it a couple of times.
- uses the spade to start raking.
A: now scoops up some snow in the shovel picks it up then dumps it a couple of times.

The woman drops the hula hoop and lets it spin around her body then catches it. The woman practices swinging the hoop between two legs. the woman

OPTIONS:
- does alternating head bops and upper body movements.
- sits next to another woman and talks.
- catches the spinning hula hoop as it falls between her legs.
- demonstrates by jumping up and down and doing hip arm movements.
catches the spinning hula hoop as it falls between her legs.