Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to clean acrylic windows
Blow away dust or debris.
To remove dust or debris from acrylic windows, use a blow dryer on the coolest setting. Hold the blow dryer 3-4 inches away from the window and cover the surface evenly, going from side to side.

OPTIONS:
- Don't use too much pressure to blow the dust at the most. Do not hold the blow dryer for more than a few seconds.
- Blow gently until you see dust particles pass completely away. Do not use a blow dryer on the windows.
- The process is similar to air drying with a dryer on the lowest setting. You're going to blow the glass outward until dust settles onto the surface, then vacuum it up using a soft brush or a fingertip.
- Be sure not to heat the plexiglass as doing so might damage. Use an extension cord to ensure that you are able to use the blow dryer evenly in front of your windows.
A: Be sure not to heat the plexiglass as doing so might damage. Use an extension cord to ensure that you are able to use the blow dryer evenly in front of your windows.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to clean a paintbrush
Wipe the brush on a rag or paper towel.
Try to remove as much paint as possible. Getting rid of the excess paint makes the job of cleaning your brush a lot easier! You can do this by wiping your brush on the edge of the paint can as you are finishing up, and then wipe the brush on a rag or paper towel to remove even more paint.

OPTIONS:
- Rinse the brush in the appropriate solvent. It's okay to use the dirty solvent from your painting session.
- Use a paint scraper to get out any mold. Use the blade at the top left corner of your brush to scrape any mold that remains on the brush.
- One advantage of these wipes is that they can remove excess paint from the bristles, leaving a chance for easy cleanup later on. Get an old brush and a bowl.
- Squeeze some water onto a sponge or cloth. Try to get as much of the excess paint out as possible.
A: Rinse the brush in the appropriate solvent. It's okay to use the dirty solvent from your painting session.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to identify a cobweb spider
Look for long legs.
The legs of cobweb spiders are long and thin, with the first set of legs being the longest. The third set of legs is the shortest.

OPTIONS:
- The spider with the highest length is called a coonhead spider. Most spiders have pointed legs and you need to check for these to recognize a cobweb spider.
- The upper body of a cobweb spider is usually about 20 inches (59.1 cm) long. Its head is usually long and skinny, with long blue and black hair.
- They are thicker and pull in the web as they grow. Only cobweb spiders should have legs that are three or four times the length of their bodies.
- The fourth set of legs have combs or tiny hairs. The legs don't have distinct divisions or spines on them.
A: The fourth set of legs have combs or tiny hairs. The legs don't have distinct divisions or spines on them.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

First the woman shows us how she looks with her afro before she makes a bug bun. First she sprays her hair with water from a spray bottle. then she

OPTIONS:
- licks the insides of her mouth to taste the hair.
- takes her hair down to cut it into a pony tail.
- adds moisturizer to her hair and ties a ponytail holder onto her hair.
- goes to the sink to show us the sink cleaner clip and how it works.
A:
adds moisturizer to her hair and ties a ponytail holder onto her hair.