IN: What happens next?

A woman sits in a chair. Another woman puts something up her nose. she

OPTIONS:
- performs an aerobic exercise.
- releases the nose plugs into her mouth.
- tries to use the machine.
- then pierces it with a needle.

OUT: then pierces it with a needle.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to maintain your credit rating
Use a credit card for everything.
It might seem counterintuitive, but people with excellent credit use their credit cards more than most people, and they pay for everything on the card on time all the time.
The difference is in the way they see the card itself.

OPTIONS:
- Those with excellent scores think of it as the dominant form of currency, representing the money they have in the bank. People whose scores are only fair often think of the card much differently, as an extravagance to be used sparingly.
- People with excellent credit use also like to pay their credit cards more frequently, so thinking through all of your financial problems in one meeting will give you an answer point. Counting credit accounts before a meeting will also help the other person see if credit cards that may get too expensive will benefit them.
- Make your credit card log easy for you to review. Go back and review the debt on the card for your accumulated credit.
- Some credit cards have full ratings written on the back of it. Other credit cards have one big rating, namely the one you've earned from a higher credit rating than that you paid for from a lower, which you later upgrade to earn back cash.
A: Those with excellent scores think of it as the dominant form of currency, representing the money they have in the bank. People whose scores are only fair often think of the card much differently, as an extravagance to be used sparingly.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
An asian female walks into the corridor of an outside video with a jump rope in her hand. She then begins to do jump with his jumps, kicks and turns high in the air. the jumps
OPTIONS:
- are over and the young lady begins to walk side ways towards the camera and leaves.
- are listed on the screen with the woman's name.
- are repeated in reverse and he jumps and kicks with her's jumping boots while she does so.
- in slow motion and she continues to hightail it through the hallway before concluding her turns.

OUT: are over and the young lady begins to walk side ways towards the camera and leaves.

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

How to find your mobile phone's serial number without taking it apart
Use the serial number when contacting the manufacturer.
The company that made the phone hardware gave your device its own serial number. This is usually just labeled " serial " wherever it is found.

OPTIONS:
- If the phone wasn't exactly sold, it might have been saved somewhere connected to the internet. You can find any contact information for the company by searching for " serial " on an internet search engine.
- Minocycle.com (http: // consumer. Minocycle.com) the.
- Use the mobile id when contacting the phone service company. Each wireless device with phone capability also has a second number, unique among all phones in the world.
- In modern phones, the serial number is represented by the letters " 2. " replace this with a more complicated combination of digits which the manufacturer describes as the serial number.
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Answer:
Use the mobile id when contacting the phone service company. Each wireless device with phone capability also has a second number, unique among all phones in the world.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to come up with a writing prompt
Start writing down some random ideas.
First, take some time to brainstorm. Write down anything that comes to mind.
OPTIONS:
- When you start writing, give it something new. It can be something that comes across as believable, an idea you thought of out of curiosity, or a thought that popped up.
- Anything can lead to a writing prompt, so just start writing down ideas. Some ideas to help you start generating random ideas include : What's something funny that's happened to you in recent memory? Maybe you saw a dog ride down the street on a skateboard.
- Think out a few sentences that relate to your topic and meaningful ideas. If your topic is scientific, write the main idea or concept of your research.
- This can be as simple as " how to beat the no hit clock " or as complex as " order me to go to sleep " or " where are we going next? " Write down a nerf story. They're often the easiest to come up with.
A: Anything can lead to a writing prompt, so just start writing down ideas. Some ideas to help you start generating random ideas include : What's something funny that's happened to you in recent memory? Maybe you saw a dog ride down the street on a skateboard.

A sumo wrestling match is about to start. They start and the black guy loses. he

OPTIONS:
- gets in a handstand and he's able to get into the ring.
- falls towards the camera.
- legged against the yellow guy and then they both had to get up.
- jumps up and gets out of the ring.
falls towards the camera.