Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Various ingredients are set out on a counter and the man presents them. a measuring cup of ice and lemon juice

OPTIONS:
- are added and the man begins mixing ingredients into the chocolate.
- are poured into the blender.
- is put into the measuring cup.
- are then added to the glass and the man adds two amounts of the gun powder to it and waves his arm to indicate it's ready to be stirred.
A: are poured into the blender.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

She inserts a tool into the vacuum and vacuums along the baseboards. She uses a special tool of the vacuum to vacuum around the sofa and the stair carpet. she

OPTIONS:
- uses another tool of the vacuum to vacuum around windows.
- folds the vacuum into a corner of the floor and lays in a pile of velvet with holes cut in to put on the end.
- vacuums up the carpet with the soft mop but proceeds to vacuum all down the stairs.
- removes the vacuum from the back of the sofa then drags it over to the middle of the carpet and uses it elegantly scraping off excess glue and wiping it off.
A: uses another tool of the vacuum to vacuum around windows.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to treat wrinkles at home
Drink eight full glasses of water each day.
This will keep your skin hydrated, which will gently plump up existing wrinkles and discourage new ones from forming.
Avoid using facial products containing alcohol.

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- Alcohol can cause a " lemon bitter " effect on your skin. Repeat this every two hours for other causes.
- Alcohol is extremely acid and can cause dehydration. It may also irritate spots, especially if it is applied topically.
- Alcohol is drying and can cause wrinkles to form. Use products containing water or witch hazel instead.
- Alcohol can cause wrinkles in your skin. Completely empty the glass, then continue to drink water as usual.
A: Alcohol is drying and can cause wrinkles to form. Use products containing water or witch hazel instead.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to treat surfer's eye
Consult an ophthalmologist.
An ophthalmologist is a medical professional who specializes in eye care. If you think you have surfer's eye, make an appointment with an ophthalmologist or have your primary care physician refer you to one.

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- The doctor will examine you and question you about your symptoms. An ophthalmologist will use special equipment to examine your eye in detail.
- If you are unsure about medicine for surfer's eye, have your current specialist review your eye at a clinic. An ophthalmologist also may ask you for recommendations regarding other eye care options.
- Besides speaking to an ophthalmologist, your physician will also be able to refer you to someone who can explain your diagnosis to you. As a general rule, make sure you talk to your primary care physician about your concerns.
- They may have advice that has greater significance to you than other specialists in your area. Making a appointment will give you access to a long-lasting solution to the condition.
A:
The doctor will examine you and question you about your symptoms. An ophthalmologist will use special equipment to examine your eye in detail.