Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to pack for camp
Pick your camp.
Don't choose a camp based on something you don't enjoy like computer programming, if you don't like it. Research different camps based on your interests.

OPTIONS:
- There are so many different camps today that vary in a wide array of specialties. A popular camp for young kids is rock camp.
- This will give you something interesting to do with your camp, while also helping you stick to it. Speak to local producers and other campers about your canoe.
- If you are looking to make friends, find out who they have. If your camp is local, go to the local website to check out what they are serving there.
- For example, if you love to rock climb, go for a camp based on horseback riding. You may not be able to jump as high as you do in school, but try practicing to go as high as you can..

Next sentence: There are so many different camps today that vary in a wide array of specialties. A popular camp for young kids is rock camp.

context: The male then begins making a list on his hands and takes a twelve inch sub and cuts it in half. the man

OPTIONS:
- starts to hula hoop on the bench, then goes back to the stool.
- then takes a spatula and spread a generous amount of mayo on the sandwich followed by onions, cheese, hams and lettuce.
- then cuts together the parts of the sub he just sliced in half and mows them all apart.
- adds another half and completes the dance.
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next sentence for the context: then takes a spatula and spread a generous amount of mayo on the sandwich followed by onions, cheese, hams and lettuce.

IN: What happens next?

A woman in a brown dress is talking. a woman in a black shirt

OPTIONS:
- is walking behind the woman.
- is standing over a stuffed animal.
- is doing crunches on a bed.
- is standing next to her.

OUT: is standing next to her.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A woman is seated in an outdoor area. she

OPTIONS:
- is using a manicure tool on a large fingernail.
- is using an electric shaver on her hair.
- is banging a set of drums.
- has tubes placed on a rail for her to use.
A: is banging a set of drums.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
He adds some more stuff into the glass and then he stirs its up with a long spoon. then he
OPTIONS:
- pulls out more stuff from the bag and swirls it around in the bowl and adds it to the glass.
- mixes the entire mixture together and he cooks the entire mess.
- grabs a squeegee and sprays it on the glass.
- goes ahead and pours into and glass cup and adds a straw.

OUT: goes ahead and pours into and glass cup and adds a straw.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to write a winning college scholarship essay
Read and understand the essay prompt.
Start by sitting down and reading the essay prompt for the scholarship essay. The prompt may be a question or a statement that you must respond to in your essay.

OPTIONS:
- For example, " what book has most affected your life and why? " or " describe a major obstacle or hurdle that you have overcome. " reading the essay prompt and understanding it will ensure your essay stays on theme and fulfills the expectations of the scholarship committee.
- Try to actively consider what the prompt asks of you and follow that. There may be several prompt questions that you don't understand.
- Reading the prompt can help you break the essay up into chunks and also gives you an idea of what questions to ask or how to answer one of the prompt questions. If the prompt asks what format you have chosen, begin with the format given in your thesis statement and answer that for the essay prompt.
- It may tell you how to go about your application, or it may be a statement you must make in response to a particular question. Read and review the prompt so that you understand the key concepts involved in the essay.
A:
For example, " what book has most affected your life and why? " or " describe a major obstacle or hurdle that you have overcome. " reading the essay prompt and understanding it will ensure your essay stays on theme and fulfills the expectations of the scholarship committee.