Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to reduce image size for a website in photoshop
Create a copy of your original image file and file your original somewhere safe.
You'll be working from the copy in order to protect your data.
Decide how large you'd like your image to appear on the screen.
OPTIONS:
- You'll need different capabilities than the app you make. The more vista-compatible models you provide, the more widespread your website will be.
- Think of how big you'd like the append image of your website in a short period of time. If you're working full time on only one website, your will need to have a wider amount of image space for the website to be effective.
- Photoshop generally allows you to select all image output to create a duplicate image. Many brands, e-commerce exchanges, and other shared accounts allow you to browse and edit your image files to a duplicate version.
- Typical websites are roughly 800 pixels wide, but different display settings and sizes can have a large impact on your images' appearances. For instance, if you are using a 1024x768 pixels setting, an 800-pixel wide image will stretch across roughly 80% of the computer screen.
A: Typical websites are roughly 800 pixels wide, but different display settings and sizes can have a large impact on your images' appearances. For instance, if you are using a 1024x768 pixels setting, an 800-pixel wide image will stretch across roughly 80% of the computer screen.

Hockey players are seen walking out onto the ice as well as preparing back stage and skating around the rink with others. the people

OPTIONS:
- then play a hockey match that shows a man cleaning off a trophy and one team celebrating.
- are then shown at a game of hockey playing as well as on the hockey stick and bowing to the crowd.
- then begin fighting over the ball and scoring a goal of some sort as well as celebrating afterwards.
- continue skating around one another and ends with the ending credits.

then play a hockey match that shows a man cleaning off a trophy and one team celebrating.

question: Complete the next sentence:

She tries again and hits the ball this time. A girl opposite her hits the ball back. the two girls
OPTIONS:
- hug as the woman in the other direction sends the ball across the court.
- continue to hit the ball back and forth.
- continue playing and break a ball and beat the ball against the wall.
- pick up boards and play a game of croquette.

answer: continue to hit the ball back and forth.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to make ham and bread " pancake " sandwiches on a panini press
Gather up what you need.
To make these ham and bread " pancake " sandwiches you will need the following items :
Bread ham (it doesn't matter what type you use) butter a spread you like putting on your bread (nutella, peanut butter, jam, etc. )
Get your bread.

OPTIONS:
- Get a flat surface with smooth bottom, and put the bread on it. Push the bread press down with one hand.
- Get a slice of bread and grab a cup. If you don't want to waste bread, use a small glass or possibly a shot glass to make the circles.
- There are a few different bread options: whole wheat, plain, rye, etc. When you have that as an option, eat it right out of the package.
- You don't need to have any butter. If you prefer to use jam, the bread will have gone out of fashion..

Next sentence: Get a slice of bread and grab a cup. If you don't want to waste bread, use a small glass or possibly a shot glass to make the circles.

context: How to get your students to like you
Learn your students' names.
Because you are a teacher, students automatically respect you by default. By learning their names and using them on a regular basis, you are showing your students that you care and that you do not take their respect for granted.

OPTIONS:
- Notice how well you know your students and have them practice as well. You can practice learning their names whenever it seems appropriate, taking notes on them if you don't know them yet and then asking questions about them if you don't know their names.
- It is easy to forget to give your students names they are known for. For example, when you are giving a class presentation, someone who is well-known for being easily distracted is called into the room and she decides to give a presentation.
- This displays your students respect and makes them want to be your students. You can also teach students the names of past teachers as well, such as mr.
- This makes them feel good and respect you even more. If you are not good with names, or if you have a big group, do not hesitate to pass out blank name tags to each student at the start of class to help yourself out.
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next sentence for the context: This makes them feel good and respect you even more. If you are not good with names, or if you have a big group, do not hesitate to pass out blank name tags to each student at the start of class to help yourself out.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to be sensitive to other people's feelings
Pay attention to the person's face.
The face is the part of the body that is most likely to show emotions. If you're trying to determine whether someone is sad, upset, lonely or otherwise in pain, start by looking closely at the person's facial expression.
OPTIONS:
- Unlike some social cues, the seven basic facial expressions are said to be universal in expression across all cultures. These expressions are joy, surprise, contempt, anger, disgust, sadness, and fear.
- It should be straightforward and minimal to interpret, but it should look genuinely concerned and sincere. Consider the person's age and social status when determining how to affect their facial expressions.
- Since facial expressions often associated with sadness are often confused with feelings, scanning faces may help you find something more. Try to check where the emotion comes from.
- If you feel like you're going to cry if you look at them, look out for the emotion they display. If they look upset, it may be of the emotional kind.
A:
Unlike some social cues, the seven basic facial expressions are said to be universal in expression across all cultures. These expressions are joy, surprise, contempt, anger, disgust, sadness, and fear.