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

How to argue with teachers
Pick a teacher who likes to debate.
Some teachers will be irritated by you questioning them, others will encourage such discussion. You could be sent to detention for arguing with the wrong teacher, or have a great class with the right one.

OPTIONS:
- Whatever style and length of chat you have in mind, pick a class based on how friendly you get with them. Many teachers will also respond favorably to their students by asking them to tag along to some debate sessions.
- Pick a teacher who loves getting involved and generally likes to argue. Will you do the walk-through? If you think your teacher will be okay with it, pick a teacher from a different class.
- Select a topic the teacher likes (or possibly hates) to discuss. You're more likely to get a lively discussion if you find a field he or she is passionate about.
- Neither choice is good, just do your best, and see how they react. Pick a teacher that is friendly and volunteer.
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Answer:
Select a topic the teacher likes (or possibly hates) to discuss. You're more likely to get a lively discussion if you find a field he or she is passionate about.

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

A news anchor presents a story behind a desk in a large newsroom. People are seen smoking regular cigarettes and electric cigarettes. the news anchor

OPTIONS:
- tapes the people as they smoke smoke.
- talks with a guest in the newsroom.
- interviews several reporters about the motivation behind cigarettes and leading up to the large puff lobs.
- speaks about other jack-o-lanterns lit along the streets of a city.
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Answer:
talks with a guest in the newsroom.

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How to tell your family about your eating disorder
Weigh the benefits of speaking out.
You may put off telling your family about your eating disorder if you're fearful of opening up or scared of what they may do or say. Think about how it could help you to talk to them about it.

OPTIONS:
- You might continue talking about your eating disorder, but decide who is going to be a part of how you handle it. Consider if you consider talking out your secret to your family members, especially if you feel comfortable as talking it out.
- Don't worry about delivering your message on your friend's insecurities or thinking about going through drama for her. Do think about how discussing the abuse that much helped you overcome it can help.
- Telling your family can feel like a great relief, as you no longer have to carry the burden of keeping the eating disorder a secret. Reaching out to your family can give you people to talk to and support to lean on.
- For example, if your family is supportive of you telling their friends, you may talk to them about you eating disorder. You may talk to them about a cleaning that's gotten under your skin and lead to some positive feelings.
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Answer:
Telling your family can feel like a great relief, as you no longer have to carry the burden of keeping the eating disorder a secret. Reaching out to your family can give you people to talk to and support to lean on.

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

A dog is sitting in the grass. the dog

OPTIONS:
- stands up from the grass on two legs.
- stands up and walks to the door.
- is walking in its sleep.
- is drinking from a water bottle.
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Answer:
stands up and walks to the door.