IN: What happens next?

How to ace a management interview
Learn as much as you can about the company.
Start preparing by collecting as much knowledge about the company as possible. The more you know about the company you are aiming to work for, the easier it will be to show your interviewer that you are the right person for the job.

OPTIONS:
- Consider summarizing any questions your interviewer asks you. Information like this will provide clarity and support as you attempt to prepare for a management interview.
- Find out as much as you can about the company's starting and end dates and financial projections. Take pictures of company websites and social media accounts.
- Bring a brief work book to your interview and write down all the relevant information. Take some time to talk to previous managers before the interview so you can learn everything that you can about the company and their procedures.
- Memorize important information like key dates and facts. If there are important dates that stand out regarding your career you should have them memorized so you will not have to use a paper copy much.

OUT: Memorize important information like key dates and facts. If there are important dates that stand out regarding your career you should have them memorized so you will not have to use a paper copy much.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A person is seen riding on a bicycle down a street with a dog tied next to him. The camera is shown in various angles the man riding the bike with the dog. the man

OPTIONS:
- goes through several small natural bridges and snow covered areas.
- then rides down another road until he leans over the bike wheel and accidentally takes something out of his vehicle.
- continues riding in circles down the street while the dog follows him.
- continues riding around with the dog.
A: continues riding around with the dog.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A young child is seen adjusting the camera and showing off her face. She grabs some makeup and begins putting it all over her face. she
OPTIONS:
- opens herself up and shows off a jewelry box.
- then bends down and grabs her contacts and begins putting it on.
- then looks back and smiles at the camera and lathers up.
- continues putting on more makeup and showing it off to the camera.

OUT: continues putting on more makeup and showing it off to the camera.

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

How to tone your body at home
Find out how much exercise you need.
To be physically fit, most adults need approximately 150 minutes of moderate cardiovascular activity a week, or 75 minutes of vigorous activity. Along with cardio, adults should also engage in strength training or resistance exercises two to three times a week.

OPTIONS:
- Walking, jogging, rowing, swimming, and biking are all great pre-workout options. Ask your doctor and physical therapist if these types of activities are appropriate for you so you can manage your weight.
- For adults between the ages of 35 and 25 , 75 to 275 minutes is enough or within the conservative range of 150 to 175 minutes. People between the ages of 44 and 65 might need to do up to 150 minutes a week during exercise month.
- Ask your primary care physician for advice before you begin your workout plan, as he or she might provide specific recommendations based on your age, weight, and level of physical fitness. Make sure you know why you want to get toned and to start an exercise habit.
- High-intensity cardio aerobics burns around 150 minutes per week, whereas cardio is more vigorous. If you are struggling to maintain your weight, try to keep your cardio and resistance stable.
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Answer:
Ask your primary care physician for advice before you begin your workout plan, as he or she might provide specific recommendations based on your age, weight, and level of physical fitness. Make sure you know why you want to get toned and to start an exercise habit.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

Once she has measured the bear with the paper, she removes the bear and begins creasing the papers on the ends and folding it. the bottom
OPTIONS:
- of the paper is finally ironed and then the woman takes some scissors and cuts some more stripes.
- is then folded and taped and the bear is placed in the inside and taped on both ends.
- part of the paper is rolled up and the two replace the paper in the jack box, then put the lid back on the box.
- of the trash can is cleared and the woman resets it on the smaller cabinet that she previously stuffed him in from the outside.
A: is then folded and taped and the bear is placed in the inside and taped on both ends.

How to avoid being a victim of terrorism
Check the terror warnings before traveling.
Your national government's department of state should provide a list of locations that are dangerous for traveling due to a high risk of terror incidents. Consult the appropriate department's site before making travel arrangements.

OPTIONS:
- Check the national terror signs, which you may see on major roads. Check the type of safety gear and you may be told, for example, that helicopter crashes in your local area are deadly.
- If you do not have internet access, ask your local embassy or police station to provide a list of terror warnings. You can also learn about terror threats by watching the news.
- Make travel reservations if travelling by plane. If you are travelling by ship, it's important to get everything ready before going out of the country.
- For example, if you're traveling as a civilian, check if your city or state has an terror deterrent program. Go on a search engine to see if there is a fear deterrent program running in your area.
If you do not have internet access, ask your local embassy or police station to provide a list of terror warnings. You can also learn about terror threats by watching the news.