context: How to get your employer to use social media
Identify that there is a need.
You don't want to get something for the' cool' factor.
Several parts of a project can' send reports/twitter' and the information could be assembled and used a lot faster.

OPTIONS:
- The consideration should always be related to quantity, the scope of the projects, necessary professionalism, effort to set everything up, etc. Keep track of how many times you have done this or how many times you have only called your boss and told him/her of the need.
- Get buy-in from the powers that be. Upper management is the group that will say' yay' or' nay'.
- Take your project number and put it somewhere accessible so you can use it quickly. Imagine how you would view your company in the future.
- Do some research, find out if anything is' getting' on the company's website or print out your employee handbook and put it up for reference. Determine if there are any employee related contacts.
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next sentence for the context: Get buy-in from the powers that be. Upper management is the group that will say' yay' or' nay'.

IN: What happens next?

How to make avocado tea sandwiches
Prepare the spread.
Place the cream cheese into a mixing bowl. Add the salt and pepper.

OPTIONS:
- Mix them together until there are no more miso. Place on a serving plate and separate the avocado mixture from the cream cheese.
- Stir the three together with a fork or mini whisk until everything is evenly combined. You can save time by using an electric mixer or a food processor, but be careful not to over-mix it.
- Stir and keep the mixture mixing until the cream cheese and avocado are fully blended. Heat the avocado-mayonnaise over medium heat.
- Mash the avocado until smooth. Add the sugar and 3/4 cup of salt.

OUT: Stir the three together with a fork or mini whisk until everything is evenly combined. You can save time by using an electric mixer or a food processor, but be careful not to over-mix it.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to cope with being a social outcast
Confide in a loved one.
Although it can be difficult, it can help to find a supportive person in your life who will be a good listener, like your parents, a favorite teacher, or other loved ones. When young people are hurting because of their relationships with their peers, they should confide in supportive adults.

OPTIONS:
- Talk about how you feel when you are excluded. Feeling like you are heard and understood can help make you feel better.
- Most of these people are people who are positive and understanding. A trusted social group, such as a group of friends, can help you deal with being a social outcast.
- Unfortunately, many families exclude adult peers from the social scene. Not only is this really sad, but it is also hurtful for those experiencing the trauma.
- Choose a supportive teacher that you think will provide comfort to your child and can understand their concerns. Keep in mind, however, that your children will not learn from these teachers so be sure they're an appropriate source of comfort.
A: Talk about how you feel when you are excluded. Feeling like you are heard and understood can help make you feel better.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to exercise to become a better swimmer
Plan a swimming routine.
You don't need to work out everyday, but try commit to at least three days a week. Decide what time works best for you.
OPTIONS:
- It's a good idea to start when you know you're going to be swimming for the first time and schedule your rest between that time and the workout time you've scheduled. Avoid starting when you're feeling sore or tired.
- Otherwise, you may find yourself frustrated or bored. Most people should start this routine between the ages of 28 and 57 to moderately improve their swimming skills.
- Whatever your work out schedule is, make sure you commit to it every day. To calculate how much time you need to exercise, multiply this number by the number of laps you're able to take.
- Some people find it helpful to swim before work, while others benefit more from swimming after work. It just depends on what your schedule is.

OUT: Some people find it helpful to swim before work, while others benefit more from swimming after work. It just depends on what your schedule is.

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

How to be a good listener to your family
Stay in the present.
When listening to a family member, do not let your mind wander to other things. It's important to strive to stay in the present to make your family member feel heard and valued.

OPTIONS:
- Pay attention to what your parent is saying and repeating his or her words back to him or her. Pay attention to your child's response to the family member comments, too.
- Deep breath in and out to enjoy the present moment. Focus on your breath, and avoid thinking about what's happening at that moment.
- Try not to focus on letting go of any emotions. Allowing your family member to talk without you is just the opposite of encouraging them to talk.
- Avoid distractions when talking to a family member. Put your phone away and give them your full attention.
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Answer:
Avoid distractions when talking to a family member. Put your phone away and give them your full attention.

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

A person is seen riding waves on the water as well as people partying at a house. a dj

OPTIONS:
- plays music in a casino behind the people.
- is shown playing music as well as people dancing around and surfers surfing.
- plays music and shows people sitting on the beach as well as interacting with others.
- plays music with people on the water as well as on the boat riding.
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Answer:
is shown playing music as well as people dancing around and surfers surfing.