context: The man takes one hand and scraps the wall paper to the wall. The man then applies more wall paper until the wall is covered. the man

OPTIONS:
- takes his hand and cuts the wall paper.
- then cuts out excess wall paper out of the corners and edges.
- puts wallpaper on top the wall paper.
- rubs wax to the wall paper.
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next sentence for the context: then cuts out excess wall paper out of the corners and edges.

IN: What happens next?

There is a young man dressed in a black shirt going round in circles to show his hair from the front and back. Then he takes a spray bottle and sprays his hair with water and combs it. he

OPTIONS:
- then takes a razor and begins shaving the sides and the back of his head.
- then rubs it all over and continues combing his hair off.
- then starts to pretend pulling his hair by grabbing it with his hands and begins to lean on his head and having fun.
- then gets back on his kayak and begins going round in circles.

OUT: then takes a razor and begins shaving the sides and the back of his head.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to find people to make friends
Identify quality friends.
An ideal friend will share your values, interests, and beliefs. Quality friendship is based on a mutual understanding of the qualities you share, and acceptance of your differences.

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- When you look for a friend, try to find someone who will : Be genuinely interested in you and your life. They will take the time to listen to what you have to say, and respect your thoughts and feelings.
- Ask yourself if you have a strong hang-up with people, or if they see you as a bully, or if you use them as competition. In turn, these will be the qualities you highlight in your friends.
- Consider things that you and your friends of all faiths and religions find meaningful. These qualities could include: love, confidence, compassion, and a total sense of worth.
- Being less self-critical can lead to more people getting to know you. A quality friend is also more interesting and open about what you value in life.
A: When you look for a friend, try to find someone who will : Be genuinely interested in you and your life. They will take the time to listen to what you have to say, and respect your thoughts and feelings.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to delete cell phone memory
Back up your contacts.
Before wiping your phone, you may want to back up your contacts list. You'll be able to restore this list after you finish the reset procedure.
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- If you're logged into your phone with a google (android) or icloud (iphone) account, the chances are good that all of your contacts are backed up in the cloud already. See back up an android phone on the google cloud for instructions on backing up your android contacts.
- If you've previously deleted all of your contacts, you may not want to have this backed up. Just slide the " back up " button to the off position.
- This can save any data from your phone that you've erased. To backup this list, open settings, tap privacy, and tap icloud backup backup.
- This will protect your data from degradation and damage. Removing all contacts from the list is an easy way to do this.

OUT: If you're logged into your phone with a google (android) or icloud (iphone) account, the chances are good that all of your contacts are backed up in the cloud already. See back up an android phone on the google cloud for instructions on backing up your android contacts.

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

Two men are playing foosball in a dark room. They compete intensely at a fast pace. the man of the red team

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- just wins against the purple team and receives a blue and a yellow high five.
- finally wins, and his opponent brings out a stick and celebrates.
- grabs the ball and tries to make a break into the net.
- wins all four times.
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Answer:
wins all four times.

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

How to take an open book exam
Understand the rationale behind an open book exam.
Open book exams do not rely on learn-and-regurgitate learning. Instead, you will have the information in front of you, but what you will be asked is typically quite involved.

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- You will be asked to describe your year from the date of the exam. By contrast, you will be asked about how far your years have grown over the course of a few months and how far past it was before.
- Open exams are meant to teach students how to take information and apply it in a thoughtful, deep manner. In an open book exam, the focus is not on memorizing information but applying that information.
- Read books on different topics before you begin outlining the topic. You may want to start with low-level books, like how much wine or soda is in a cup of coffee, about how much water is in a paper cup, and so on.
- Your instructor will provide you with detailed information regarding what the exam is about, and whether it means studying or not. In general, you will have to ask questions about how to improve grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
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Answer:
Open exams are meant to teach students how to take information and apply it in a thoughtful, deep manner. In an open book exam, the focus is not on memorizing information but applying that information.