question: Complete the next sentence:

He has several rubik's cubes in a row. He is timing himself as he attempts to solve the cube. he
OPTIONS:
- shakes his head as a then solves the cube in several quick seconds.
- moves quickly, solving them in short time.
- uses the timer to give him more minutes.
- finishes and sets the watches timer.

answer: moves quickly, solving them in short time.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to handle neighbors who shout at their kids
Call the police in an emergency.
If you see a violent act or believe that a child is in danger, call the police immediately. Calling a child abuse hotline will not result in immediate action, which may be necessary in a severe case.

OPTIONS:
- Most emergency hotlines will notify the 911 dispatch and your local police in each case. Look online or in your local phone book for 1-800-453-7990 to receive a call.
- Making the call is not a good idea if the abuse is serious and you or your kids feels safe if it's not taken seriously. It's a selfish act that can lead to a potentially dramatic outcome, and it's at the same time a danger for you and your family.
- However, injuries to the face and eyes and penalties for keeping a child in a dangerous environment can enlarge your liability and make emergencies dangerous. At this stage, notify the police of other children in your neighborhood who may be in danger if you think your neighbors may be abusing them.
- Once you call, a police officer will investigate the situation and make a report. Call 911 to reach emergency services if you are in the united states or canada..

Next sentence: Once you call, a police officer will investigate the situation and make a report. Call 911 to reach emergency services if you are in the united states or canada.

context: How to be an effective engineering student
Go to class.
Yes, every class. Falling behind in engineering school is almost impossible to recover from, so don't miss class unless you absolutely have to.

OPTIONS:
- If you need to let enough time pass, however, that shouldn't take long. If you leave your class unsupervised, you will likely never be able to focus on work, and will suffer the pain of your slips as a result.
- As you learn more about engineering, look for other courses that you can dedicate time and energy to. That way, you won't be late for any classes and your grades will be better.
- Get into a panic if you don't know what to do. You will not be able to make a good grade if you make a mistake because you are always late and will seriously regret an outcome like beating a pencil sharpener.
- Try to never miss a class unless there is a mandatory event you have to go to or you are very sick. Make it a top priority to personalize your class schedule to fit your availability.
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next sentence for the context: Try to never miss a class unless there is a mandatory event you have to go to or you are very sick. Make it a top priority to personalize your class schedule to fit your availability.

IN: What happens next?

How to understand your horse's body language
Read your horse's ears.
Horses use their ears in a variety of ways to communicate. Your horse's ears can either be forward, pinned, turned out to the side, turned back, or rapidly swiveling.

OPTIONS:
- In most cases, both ears have the correct direction. Instead of swiveling in position, your horse " rolls " its ear in an attempt to signal the direction to the opposite eye.
- Here is a guide to figure out what each movement means : If your horse's ears are positioned forward, this usually means your horse is relaxed. However, if they are sharply pricked forward this means your horse is alert and tuning into something that is either interesting or frightening.
- Either way, understand that your horse's ears aren't what looks like unless you physically manipulate them to fill in space, which is not usually possible without veterinary assistance. When your horse's ears are pinned back, they are : Pinned in a way that allows them to remain erect.
- If the horse reacts to the direction in which it was pushed (an abrupt turn of the head or a narrow forward catch of the hoof, for example), this is a sign of nervousness. If the horse seems to let its ears out of the way, then it may be a sign of discomfort in the saddle.

OUT: Here is a guide to figure out what each movement means : If your horse's ears are positioned forward, this usually means your horse is relaxed. However, if they are sharply pricked forward this means your horse is alert and tuning into something that is either interesting or frightening.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A little boy is climbing up the stairs of a play gym, he stops once and points at a red tube opening but passes it. he

OPTIONS:
- climbs to the top, grabs the tube and is pulled down the stairs.
- gets to the red tube slide at the top and points to it and then slides down.
- throws a rock up into the tube but it never goes far enough.
- shows a door with several signs that say " access to your home ".
A: gets to the red tube slide at the top and points to it and then slides down.

context: A little boy is inside a garage room. he

OPTIONS:
- is using a can of hairspray and weaning his hair.
- 's trying to play dodgeball with another man sitting on the ground.
- is playing a large drum set while wearing headphones.
- has several colored hoses attached to him by a machine.
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next sentence for the context:
is playing a large drum set while wearing headphones.