context: How to recognize when you're getting argumentative
Realize that there can be a blurry line between polite disagreement, and emotional argument.
People draw the line in different places.
The other person may be feeling more emotional, or less, about the topic or how the conversation is going.

OPTIONS:
- Look for hostility, anger, or mean-spirited comments. Some people who are argumentative will make inappropriate comments in an effort to drive home their point of view.
- Don't assume they're being insensitive, uncaring, callous, or thickheaded. Watch out for negative emotions in yourself--especially feelings of victimization, competition, enmity, or judging from yourself or perceived in others.
- Using this boundary for your own benefit will help you avoid getting drawn into argumentative discussions. Don't blame yourself when you don't see the other person's perspective.
- This may also be the case if you feel reluctant or depressed in discussing the topic or ask the other person about how their day is going. People want to take responsibility for their side of the argument, not just keep the argument going.
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next sentence for the context: Don't assume they're being insensitive, uncaring, callous, or thickheaded. Watch out for negative emotions in yourself--especially feelings of victimization, competition, enmity, or judging from yourself or perceived in others.

IN: What happens next?

How to clean a water fountain
Turn off the fountain.
Before cleaning your fountain, it's best to turn it off and take the pump out to make cleaning easier. You can also remove any items in the fountain, such as large rocks.

OPTIONS:
- Always check your manual before cleaning, as different fountains may require different cleaning methods. Before you take out the pump, you can connect a hose to it and use it to pump the water out of the fountain into a bucket or outside.
- The pump should be attached to an outdoor stand to make cleaning easier. Locate a water cooler or place on the back of the fountain.
- Some fountain owners prefer to carefully dispose of these materials to avoid damaging their water system in the future. Opt for cleaning before adding water to the fountain.
- Pour some water in a bucket or bowl. Fill the bucket or bowl with plain water for the best flow of clean water.

OUT: Always check your manual before cleaning, as different fountains may require different cleaning methods. Before you take out the pump, you can connect a hose to it and use it to pump the water out of the fountain into a bucket or outside.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

An instructor stands with a woman and talks about ballet. The girl dances and pans back to the instructor. the instructor

OPTIONS:
- points to various parts of the girl ballet.
- talk to the woman about ballet, and then bends and sways.
- talks about the tools you will need for ballet.
- kneels down and seats the girl.
A: talks about the tools you will need for ballet.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The man puts a jacket on in front of the mirror. A close up of the man's shoes are shown. The man points at the mirror. the man
OPTIONS:
- turns on the machine.
- adjusts the zoom on the camera.
- is shown shaving his beard.
- gathers materials to clean his shoes.

OUT: gathers materials to clean his shoes.

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

How to oil woodwork
Sand the wood to a smooth finish with extra fine 220 grit sandpaper.
Apply a liberal amount (unless you're using danish oil, which needs to be applied conservatively so the wood can soak it all up) of oil directly to a small section of your wood.
Tung, linseed, danish, teak or mineral oil can be used with this wood oiling technique.

OPTIONS:
- Leave the oil and polish to the same grit as with a-20 or sitz. Polish to the same grit as with a-20.
- Mineral oil is perfect for wood projects that need to be food-safe, like cutting boards. Rub the oil into the wood with a clean, dry soft cloth.
- Wipe down the wood with a clean rag to get away all dirt and debris. Clear the wood with wood polish to protect it from fineness.
- Apply a small amount of it directly to an area of the wood that needs a bit more attention. This increases the oil's effectiveness and makes it easier to use while painting.
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Answer:
Mineral oil is perfect for wood projects that need to be food-safe, like cutting boards. Rub the oil into the wood with a clean, dry soft cloth.

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

How to help treat panic anxiety disorder
Decide whether or not you have the disease first.
Panic anxiety disorder is a mental condition whereby a patient experiences panic attacks continually. If you frequently feel fearful about things that you cannot control, you may have this disease.

OPTIONS:
- The attacks occur at all times and places, and are frequently experienced over and over. There are two separate kinds of panic disorders : Panic disorder with agoraphobia--people in this group have an extreme fear of having another panic attack and try to deflect any possible causes of anxiety.
- If you have a fear of the unknown or difficult areas, you may have to seek medical help. Monitor for panic attacks in people with the disorder.
- Anxiety is caused by the genes in your brain responsible for triggering your episodes. By suppressing your anxiety, you may be able to control your panic attacks.
- Other disorders may lead to the worry disorder, such as anxiety, depression, cold sores, alcohol abuse, and trauma. Trauma such as a criminal conviction, trauma to a loved one or family member, depression, or an argument with someone else can lead to panic disorder.
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Answer:
The attacks occur at all times and places, and are frequently experienced over and over. There are two separate kinds of panic disorders : Panic disorder with agoraphobia--people in this group have an extreme fear of having another panic attack and try to deflect any possible causes of anxiety.