context: A camera pans all around a person sitting on a bike putting gloves on and leads into several clips of people riding tracks on bikes. the people

OPTIONS:
- get off of the bike riding and lead into more clips of people riding and falling on the ground on the track.
- continue riding around on the tracks while performing various flips and tricks and cameras shown from many angles.
- follow the bike around the track with cars and more clips of the bikers taking off.
- are seen riding around the track while laughing and talking to one another and going over hills, in large groups, and dumps all the dirt.
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next sentence for the context: continue riding around on the tracks while performing various flips and tricks and cameras shown from many angles.

IN: What happens next?

The lens is held up for inspection. The woman removes the lens from her eye again. The woman cleans the lens with solution. the woman

OPTIONS:
- runs a finger over the lens.
- places the lens into a container.
- puts on a contact lens and puts inside eye, then on her left eye and outside her eye.
- then removes the lens from her eye.

OUT: places the lens into a container.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to find your target market
Think about what problems your product or service solves.
If you want people to buy your product or service, you need to make sure it will it solve some kind of problem for them. For example, your product might solve your customers' problem of needing fashionable clothing at an affordable price.

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- Your product or service might actually solve customers' needs better. Think about how you can tackle problems one-on-one.
- Also consider any problems your products or service can solve. Maybe your product always leads to the perfect problem for those customers.
- If your product or service doesn't solve some issues, then you want people to stop buying your product. Define a problem rather than buying the whole product.
- The problems you identify can be anything at all, as long as you believe there are enough people who have the problem to support your business. Try to be as specific as possible when identifying the problems your product solves.
A: The problems you identify can be anything at all, as long as you believe there are enough people who have the problem to support your business. Try to be as specific as possible when identifying the problems your product solves.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to assess your relationship stage
Determine if you're still new to each other.
The early stages of a relationship are characterized by infatuation and spending more time with someone. Observe if you're still asking about the person's likes and dislikes, their hobbies and interests, and their beliefs.
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- Notice if you are evaluating their personality characteristics and habits to see if they're compatible with you. You'll want to assess if you're comfortable enough to continue being around them.
- If you're in a committed relationship and still want to know more about the person, you may not have the courage to ask the person. If you're still intimidated by the person, you may not like their romantic nature.
- Chances are, everyone has a different approach to relationship passions. If you're actually content with your relationship and haven't yet been married, you may be storing your relationship online so that it isn't visible to the other person.
- If you routinely begin asking about the other person's interests and biases, you may be still unsure about whether you're on good terms. Determine if you're still seeing your ex.

OUT: Notice if you are evaluating their personality characteristics and habits to see if they're compatible with you. You'll want to assess if you're comfortable enough to continue being around them.

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

A boat is seen riding along the water with a person riding on skis behind. the person

OPTIONS:
- puts in a spar and shows a pain killer.
- rides over several slow waves and anchorages as well as the wind in the boat.
- roller blades all along the water while holding a camera.
- does a flip and lands backwards into the water.
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Answer:
does a flip and lands backwards into the water.

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

How to stop a cat from pulling its hair out
Understand pet allergies.
If humans have an allergy, say for instance hay fever, we tend to get sore eyes, a runny nose, and sneeze. Cats, however, react differently.

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- We usually stick to cold weather if, and sometimes we let our nose and nose breath in certain amounts. Horses, for instance, try eating hay instead, and have a sneeze.
- If a cat is wet in the middle of a conversation, or continues to pull its hair out, the cats may have a reaction to treating a bug, and wants to avoid the situation. However, a cat may learn to ignore the smell from beneath the couch for even more.
- The commonest manifestation of an allergy in cats is itchy skin, which in turns results in excessive grooming and pulling hair out. In much the same way that some people have a peanut allergy, or a seafood allergy, or get hay fever, a cat may be allergic to one substance and be fine with another.
- It can be completely normal for a cat to look unwell, but it can also cause serious problems. If you are in the middle of trying to help your pet get its hair off, ask if your friends or family who regularly feed it hay fever itch it.
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Answer:
The commonest manifestation of an allergy in cats is itchy skin, which in turns results in excessive grooming and pulling hair out. In much the same way that some people have a peanut allergy, or a seafood allergy, or get hay fever, a cat may be allergic to one substance and be fine with another.