Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A person is shown driving a dune buggy. They take the buggy through highly graveled areas. they

OPTIONS:
- finish clearing the area and walk back to the car.
- then clip over dips, and trees.
- use yellow lights to navigate through the route.
- zoom past the lake and around a dirt path.
A: zoom past the lake and around a dirt path.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to impress your girlfriend's father
Dress well.
When your girlfriend's father opens the door, the first thing he will notice is how you are dressed. You don't want to turn up in a sloppy sweatshirt and torn jeans.
OPTIONS:
- Even if it is a casual event, you need to look presentable. Ensure that your clothes are clean and well-ironed.
- Save these for a time when your girlfriend's father isn't home. Also, make sure that you're wearing a nice pair of skinny jeans and a nice button-down shirt.
- Dress as if you're going to a business meeting and look your best. You should always be dressed to impress your girlfriend's father.
- Instead, you want to look clean and fresh and pulled together. Make sure that your socks are clean and in good condition.

OUT: Even if it is a casual event, you need to look presentable. Ensure that your clothes are clean and well-ironed.

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

While talking, he pans the people next to him and you can see him talking to his friends at a ski resort. finally

OPTIONS:
- , they all take off and begin tubing down a snow slide, talking and laughing with one another.
- , the man spins the windmill and continues talking.
- , he shows his cliff face, reaches it and is again seen talking and smiling.
- , he takes a break and goes back to his phone ride.
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Answer:
, they all take off and begin tubing down a snow slide, talking and laughing with one another.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to ride a two wheeled scooter
Learn how to balance yourself.
Since the wheels on a two wheeled scooter are in front of each other, it doesn't balance correctly. Once you get the hang of balancing, you will be ready to ride the scooter.
OPTIONS:
- Stand in between the two wheels, which means you will sit, and maintain a straight back. You should keep your back straight and you shouldn't lean.
- Practise on an easier scooter. This can improve your balance for when you ride a two wheeled scooter.
- Make sure you wear enough protection to keep yourself from being stepped on. Get on the handlebars and kick your scooter off the ground.
- To balance, place one foot down on the first pedal (pedal-side down) and the other foot on the first pedal (pedal-side down). If you want to balance, only push off the pedals and hop on them.
A: Practise on an easier scooter. This can improve your balance for when you ride a two wheeled scooter.

A boy is bent over in his bedroom. He is trying to put on a shoe. he

OPTIONS:
- sits down, playing with a broken lace.
- walks down the hall and picks up his shoe.
- then leans over, looks at it, and throws it to the ground.
- does it over and over again.

sits down, playing with a broken lace.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to bake chewy cookies
If the recipe calls for 1 cup of butter, margarine or shortening, use equal portions of margarine and shortening.
For instance, if it calls for a cup of butter, use 1/2 cup shortening and 1/2 cup margarine.
Mix all remaining ingredients as indicated in the recipe.

OPTIONS:
- For perfectly sized cookies, roll into balls and flatten slightly right before baking. Equally sized cookies will cook the most evenly.
- Pour the dry ingredients into a mixing bowl. If the recipe calls for 1/2 cup of sugar or shortening, use less or less or sugarless milk.
- If using butter or margarine, use just half of the recipe. However, if you are using shortening, omit it entirely.
- Pour the flour, baking powder and breadcrumbs into a bowl. Add milk and yeast to the bowl..

Next sentence:
For perfectly sized cookies, roll into balls and flatten slightly right before baking. Equally sized cookies will cook the most evenly.