IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
This man is standing on stage and he is jumping rope using the white rope. the man
OPTIONS:
- that is standing on stage is also jumping rope, it's a splaean practice to overjump the rope, hold onto the rope and spin around a few times performing it faster and jump big and vigorous.
- skips and does other tricks to the music causing the kids in the crowd to gawk and comment.
- jumps closer to the bull where there are a lot of people watching him.
- is hitting the white rope and the jump rope.

OUT: skips and does other tricks to the music causing the kids in the crowd to gawk and comment.

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

How to identify cars
Choose someplace to start and start watching and observing.
You can probably already identify the make and model of cars you have driven. Practice spotting others like yours on the road.

OPTIONS:
- Choose a particular type of cars that interest you and try those next. If you happen to be a mustang fan, you could start with those.
- Ask people nearby who may be watching what you are doing, so you can practice spotting on the road yourself. Then, get in the habit of observing your own car as you see it.
- A good place to practice is in a quiet area like a park or market. Make sure you don't encounter other drivers or pedestrians on the road.
- This can help you to look at what makes a car fantastic and what makes a car so good that many other people like it too. Use red, yellow, or orange color radar to help you identify cars you might like.
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Answer:
Choose a particular type of cars that interest you and try those next. If you happen to be a mustang fan, you could start with those.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to get a lobster tail out of its shell
Get a bowl, a plate and a fork.
Separate the tail section from the body :
Center the lobster over the bowl to catch the water that will spill out. This doesn't always happen, some just do the whole process right on their plate.
OPTIONS:
- Layer the turtle shell around the bowl to help some of the water flow down. How long this takes depends on how thick or thick you want the lobster tail to be.
- If you want the lobster tail pieces to stay separate, try to save some of the water, however, for later on. Make a knot on one end of one piece of the lobster tails in a figure 8 pattern, running one end through one of the loops on the other.
- Hold the tail section in one hand hold the body in the other hand bend the two sections toward each other, across the lobster's back. You can also separate the body from the tail in a twisting motion.
- The bits left in the shell will go into the bottle. Wet the end of the fork with enough water to cover the lobster, then press it between the shell and the body of the lobster.
A: Hold the tail section in one hand hold the body in the other hand bend the two sections toward each other, across the lobster's back. You can also separate the body from the tail in a twisting motion.

A man is shown holding a long trimmer. He uses the trimmer to weedeat the bushes. leaves

OPTIONS:
- fall as he cuts over them.
- fall from the trees.
- and twigs float up from the ground as the trimmer finishes.
- fall to the ground in droves as he trims.

fall to the ground in droves as he trims.

question: Complete the next sentence:

Several people lay in tubes in the snow. More people are standing around them. eventually some of them
OPTIONS:
- are pulled by the current.
- go down the hill.
- get out.
- rise and put on oxygen.

answer: go down the hill.

IN: What happens next?

How to manage fluctuating emotions
Recognize what an emotional response feels like.
The physical aspect of an emotional response is characterized by a change in breathing, heart rate, blood flow, and muscle tension. This response is in reaction to a thought or event, and is accompanied by an emotional feeling.

OPTIONS:
- This experience, and which is called an emotion, is what triggers an emotional response. The most commonly triggered emotions are situations where you feel anxious, fearful, or concerned.
- Be aware of your body and notice when these characteristics begin to change. This indicates that you are responding emotionally, and allows you to moderate your response appropriately.
- In contrast, a feeling of more than just bodily physical distance (such as a drop in heart rate) is common and caused by an imbalance in physical space. Relationships between people often undergo both physical expectations and an emotional response.
- Symptoms of an emotional response are shown in the following ways : Throughout an emotional response, you will feel shocked, confused, or worried about what is happening. Then you'll begin to feel stress, depression, or anxiety.

OUT:
Be aware of your body and notice when these characteristics begin to change. This indicates that you are responding emotionally, and allows you to moderate your response appropriately.