IN: What happens next?

A girl's legs and feet are shown wearing untied ballerina shoes. The girl bends down and ties the ballerina shoes. the girl

OPTIONS:
- then is shown in less than one person's view in a black room.
- then bends down and shades her toes repeatedly.
- spins around and shows off her ballet laying on the ground.
- presents her tied ballerina shoes to the camera.

OUT: presents her tied ballerina shoes to the camera.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to fit all of your stuff in your tiny locker
Figure out a time you can spend on your locker.
This isn't just something you can do between classes. Try asking your parents to drop you off at school early, or see if you can stay at school late one day to focus on getting your locker in shape.

OPTIONS:
- You can also look into classes that can be part of your schedule which you can incorporate while you're doing homework. Try incorporating an aerobic activity such as tennis or soccer into your schedule.
- You may need as little as 5 minutes to clean and organize your locker, but depending on how bad it is you may want to plan for as much as 20 minutes. Be honest with yourself; overestimating is better than underestimating when it comes to time.
- First of all, you don't want to put all of your stuff in the tiny space in the locker. But when you are just getting dressed in school you want something that is small enough to fit in your tiny locker.
- Eventually you will find that at the end of the day, most of your stuff will go in your locker. Remember, not everything is empty, and nobody is always going to give you the items you need.
A: You may need as little as 5 minutes to clean and organize your locker, but depending on how bad it is you may want to plan for as much as 20 minutes. Be honest with yourself; overestimating is better than underestimating when it comes to time.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to avoid back pain
Stand properly.
Keep your pelvis in a neutral position, neither thrust forward nor pulled back. Avoid standing in one place for long periods.
OPTIONS:
- The more easily you can adjust your position, the more flexible your spine will be. Rest it before you try to sit.
- If you have to for work or some other reason, try to put one foot on a footstool and lean on it to reduce the load on your back. Change from your left to right foot after several minutes to avoid straining.
- This is important for pain management in the spinal joints. If possible, stand at an angle, so that the floor is directly in front of your feet.
- Look in the direction of your head to see if your pelvis is tilted forward. If it's tilted to right, then you have a soft pelvic region; if it's tilted to the left, then you have a hard pelvic region.

OUT: If you have to for work or some other reason, try to put one foot on a footstool and lean on it to reduce the load on your back. Change from your left to right foot after several minutes to avoid straining.

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

How to deal with puberty as a blind or visually impaired teen
Expect your body to change.
You will likely get taller and notice your body changing. This is totally normal and may occur at different times for different people.

OPTIONS:
- Remember that noticing your body is a natural part of being blind or visually impaired. Take time to look at your body and what it is doing, and if you notice that it is gaining power over you or controlling you, you may be dealing with the things that the biopsy may not.
- If you grow earlier or later than your friends, it's okay. You'll likely experience a growth spurt and may feel taller than those around you.
- It's important to accept that and to be prepared for what to expect. This part of puberty is not as easy as it used to be.
- You will need to take note of the changes that you have noticed over the past few weeks. For example, if you begin to gain height a few months before your first period, then you may begin to see a change in your body for the first time.
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Answer:
If you grow earlier or later than your friends, it's okay. You'll likely experience a growth spurt and may feel taller than those around you.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to cope when your abuser passes away
Accept your feelings.
Let yourself feel your emotions, whatever they might be, without judging yourself. Avoid feeling guilty or trying to shut your emotions down.
OPTIONS:
- Some people cope with grief much better than others. Whatever comes up during the grieving process, it's what you do.
- Take a moment to process them in one way or another. Acknowledging your feelings will make your whole life easier and last longer.
- Allowing your feelings to run their course is a necessary part of the grieving and recovery process. Remind yourself there is no right way to grieve.
- Letting yourself feel them before they get worse can be overwhelming and distract you from dealing with the incident. Acknowledge your feelings in gentle terms, such as, " i know i probably hurt you, but i'm going through a hard time right now.
A: Allowing your feelings to run their course is a necessary part of the grieving and recovery process. Remind yourself there is no right way to grieve.

An instructor stands with a woman and talks about ballet. The girl dances and pans back to the instructor. the instructor

OPTIONS:
- points to various parts of the girl ballet.
- talk to the woman about ballet, and then bends and sways.
- talks about the tools you will need for ballet.
- kneels down and seats the girl.
talks about the tools you will need for ballet.