context: Lemon slices are scooped from a jar and placed into drinking glasses on a steel counter top. Steaming hot water is poured over the lemons in the glasses. the glasses

OPTIONS:
- are stirred with a stirring rod.
- are measured and rinsed off, before being topped with lemon juice.
- are returned to the counter top.
- are whisked and pour into a cup along with sugar, syrup, jelly, egg yolks, jelly, water, water, lemons, syrup, and other liquids as blended juices are poured into a steamer.
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next sentence for the context: are stirred with a stirring rod.

IN: What happens next?

How to roll a kayak
Practice learning to roll in calm, shallow water.
Have a friend spot you while you are learning how to roll. It's always a good idea to establish a distress signal, too, so you can communicate if you need help.

OPTIONS:
- Setting up to roll is important not only during practice but also during normal kayaking. It will help you roll over quickly and efficiently.
- Try spinning around in the water with your friend and having them roll you if they are similar to you in size to avoid sending messages to each other. You can also try demonstrating " hand paddling " that will help you really control your kayak.
- Be sure to get your gear wet beforehand. The more time you spend on wet surfaces, the easier it will be to shake and roll.
- Understand push-ups, sit-ups, and chin-ups. The most important goal is to get into the correct position.

OUT: Setting up to roll is important not only during practice but also during normal kayaking. It will help you roll over quickly and efficiently.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to write an expository essay on an animal
Think of a topic.
The first step to writing a solid expository essay is to settle on a topic. As you already have animals as an overarching theme you'll need to specify further.

OPTIONS:
- You're more likely to be able to formulate an idea if you figure out where to start and what to prompt your reader to do. Think of a topic that you are passionate about and that you want to build your point on.
- Consider the genre you intend to write the introduction to. Probably you won't do much more research and the essay might be redundant, but think about the genre the subject is interested in.
- What animal are you writing about? An expository essay is an essay that provides the reader information about a particular topic. To write an expository essay on an animal, you'll have to choose an animal and provide a variety of information on that animal.
- Think about one other animal in the world that you would want to relate to. Different animals might have varying qualities, but there could be a variety of things beyond your subject.
A: What animal are you writing about? An expository essay is an essay that provides the reader information about a particular topic. To write an expository essay on an animal, you'll have to choose an animal and provide a variety of information on that animal.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
. an asian woman with black hair in beige jacket and printed blouse ,
OPTIONS:
- wearing a pink colored expose's throne is performing with a big toe nails motion and other kinds of motions as she explains to the young asian girl who is missing her left acrylic nail ecm nail and with coring lower and offering it to the young asian girl who is dismounting and walking away.
- black ink in her fingernails and black eyeliner and eyeshadow are standing in front of an exercise bike, she then begins by lifting it up and then puts it back down before stretching on the exercise crane.
- is now sitting in her black/white styrofoam reclining laptop, freshly soapsuds on her hands.
- is talking in front of the camera.

OUT: is talking in front of the camera.

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

How to interpersonally relate to students
Create an atmosphere of fairness, honesty and mutual respect.
If these values are not a part of your teacher/student relationship, you cannot hope to succeed. As difficult as it may be at times, try to control any feeling of dislike you have for a student.

OPTIONS:
- Though it may be difficult to feel a sense of jealousy toward your student, be fair with yourself. Recognize that your feelings towards the student are valid.
- Ignoring and denying any feelings of jealousy will only intensify your jealousy. In other words, do not mimic the parent or adult's attitude toward students.
- It's better if students come to you with their disappointment, reassure them that you will help them, and that they are a good student. As a teacher/student relationship progresses, your personality shifts between being patient, empathic, polite and attentive.
- Work to overcome any prejudice you have toward a particular student or type of student. Treat each new day as a chance to begin again if you've had a bad experience with a student.
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Answer:
Work to overcome any prejudice you have toward a particular student or type of student. Treat each new day as a chance to begin again if you've had a bad experience with a student.

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

How to sue an insurance company after an auto accident
Understand automobile insurance.
An insurance policy is a contract between the insured and the insurance company. The insured pays premiums and the insurance company, in exchange, agrees to cover the cost of certain claims.

OPTIONS:
- The insurance company wags all the liens. A gift refers to the physical damage sustained from the issuer.
- Make sure that you understand the policies you are dealing with. For example, a single provision in the policy might say that the price of the car is the highest so that the insurer isn't late with payment for any damage the accident caused.
- Typically, an insurance policy will cover two types of claims: first-party claims and third-party claims. A " first-party claim " is paid directly to the insured.
- The costs of each claim are itemized. Understand protection for congestive heart failure.
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Answer:
Typically, an insurance policy will cover two types of claims: first-party claims and third-party claims. A " first-party claim " is paid directly to the insured.