context: A person is seen riding on a horse into a pit chasing down a baby calf. the man

OPTIONS:
- is seen again in slow motion sitting back in the saddle and the baby calf chasing after him.
- ropes the calf and jumps off the horse to tie him up then walks back to the horse.
- loses control and pushes the baby across the arena into the pit.
- chases around the calf all around while looking back to the camera.
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next sentence for the context: ropes the calf and jumps off the horse to tie him up then walks back to the horse.

IN: What happens next?

How to stop judging and criticizing people
Pause when you have a judgmental thought.
Judgmental thinking is often automatic, so you will need to learn how to put the brakes on it now and then. Try to pay more attention to your judgmental thoughts and stop to examine them when you have them.

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- Some examples of time-filled pauses include : After the door of a boss's office, when a conflict begins to erupt. After you just had a conversation with an important person at work about your situation and cannot resolve it.
- For example, instead of thinking, " my husband didn't cheat, " you may think, " i'm wrong. I know my husband was cheating on me, but i can't believe he was cheating.
- Sometimes individuals just find this sort of thinking insensitive and unproductive. Empathize with yourself, as it can be hard to have an opinion when you are more critical of yourself than you are of others.
- When you notice that you are having a critical thought, the first thing you will need to do is acknowledge it. For example, if you notice yourself thinking, " i can't believe she would let her child leave the house like that, " then stop and acknowledge that you are judging someone.

OUT: When you notice that you are having a critical thought, the first thing you will need to do is acknowledge it. For example, if you notice yourself thinking, " i can't believe she would let her child leave the house like that, " then stop and acknowledge that you are judging someone.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A boy is sitting at a wooden table in a cafe. He lights a hookah, then pulls a drag on the smoke. he

OPTIONS:
- blows on the smoking contents of the hookah, rocking back and forth.
- sits back, blowing smoke out of his mouth.
- kicks his legs around in the light smoke.
- smiles as he takes a long puff.
A: sits back, blowing smoke out of his mouth.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to disconnect a washing machine
Turn off the water valves.
Valves for the supply of hot and cold water are usually located behind the washing machine and in a washer box attached to the wall. Turn off the valves by turning them clockwise until they cannot be turned any further.
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- You'll want to turn these off first thing. This will protect you from major spills if you should accidentally tear a hose in step 2.
- Be sure that the cleaning wheels in the machine and wash tubes are off as well. Remove the cleaning boards of the washing machine.
- Doing so will allow water to drain out of your machine properly. If the water supply is not located behind the washing machine, push on the small tab, about inch from the top of the washing machine.
- Check the turn signal to ensure that your machine's running hot and cold water valves are not turning to the right; this will help you disconnect the load. Remove the hot and cold water valves from the washing machine.

OUT: You'll want to turn these off first thing. This will protect you from major spills if you should accidentally tear a hose in step 2.

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

Little kid is standing next to a sink holding a small cloth the kid cleans the soap bottle. The kid holds a cleaner and cleans the sink and polish the sink with a cloth. kid

OPTIONS:
- is standing in a bathroom cleaning the sink.
- is standing across from some onions and stir the onion and vegetables to put in the lite pointing to the phone.
- is standing next to a sink washing with the clothes and then add some soap and clean it with the rags.
- is standing next to a chair holding a rag.
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Answer:
is standing in a bathroom cleaning the sink.

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

How to lose your fear of being fired
Assess your situation.
Is there a legitimate reason that you feel like you may be fired? Look for evidence at the office that may suggest your job is in peril. If you can't find any, then it's likely that your fears are all in your head and you have nothing to worry about.

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- Some signs that your employer might be preparing to let you go include : Your workload subsides. There's new management that wants to take the company in a new direction.
- For example, maybe you feel anxious about your job. On the other hand, maybe your fears about being fired have died and you're not currently employed.
- Find out what you've communicated to the office and why you thought that way. Before risking an innocent presentation, think about what in your situation might make you feel the slightest bit less fearful to accept that your performance may change.
- Think about why you want to take on this difficult task. Perhaps you want the process to be more productive.
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Answer:
Some signs that your employer might be preparing to let you go include : Your workload subsides. There's new management that wants to take the company in a new direction.