IN: What happens next?

The man takes a glass and fills the glass with various liquors. The man mixes the liquor in a shaker. the man

OPTIONS:
- puts a straw in the glass and lifts the drink up.
- grabs a bottle and pours the liquors into the shaker.
- then demonstrates the beverage by adding it to a mixer and stirring it as he pours it in.
- then pours the contents into a martini glass.

OUT: then pours the contents into a martini glass.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Sun is going out in a presentation with chinese characters. A lot o men are in an open field practicing some kung fu movements outside a temple. men

OPTIONS:
- are breaking bricks with their hands and doing handstands.
- are in the gym practicing some martial arts moves outside.
- go in the street and practice tai chi in a line.
- run indoors then sit outside in the open area.
A: are breaking bricks with their hands and doing handstands.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The video is a tutorial about installing deck tiles. there
OPTIONS:
- 's a list of tiles on the screen.
- 's a table in a kitchen, and a man shows how to remove a tile.
- are small round large boulders on a roof.
- 's a contractor working on a deck.

OUT: 's a contractor working on a deck.

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

How to survive an earthquake in your car
Pull over to the shoulder.
If you're driving when the earthquake strikes, you should pull over to the shoulder of the road in a quick and safe manner. This is important, as you don't want to be struck by other motorists who are trying to flee the area.

OPTIONS:
- Make sure to pull over to the side nearest the power lines. If possible, check with your vehicle policy before beginning to drive for safety reasons.
- Get out of your car after the quake and watch for traffic to go by. Consider recording a brief 911 call for help if you're in immediate danger.
- Before turning over, quickly pull over and look over your shoulder to determine how far you are from the source of the earthquake. Just checking how far you are from the source of the quake may be good for your community.
- Make sure to signal and/or turn your hazard lights on. If you are on an overpass, wait until you are on solid ground before you stop.
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Answer:
Make sure to signal and/or turn your hazard lights on. If you are on an overpass, wait until you are on solid ground before you stop.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to impact lives
Reflect.
Decide why this is important to you.
Brainstorm.
OPTIONS:
- Make a list of all the ways you can think of that you would be able to help without other people. Some to add : Change your search engine.
- Brainstorm events and weather phenomena in the immediate area. Runescape has set the obstacles for long cycles.
- Brainstorm until you understand all of the good things you have, but doubt yourself. Remember, everyone has many good things, but meditation is different.
- When did this start? What did i do that was hurtful to my fellow human beings? Why is this important to me? Ask yourself what hasn't occurred already. What is it that is causing this disappointment? Break it down into steps.
A: Make a list of all the ways you can think of that you would be able to help without other people. Some to add : Change your search engine.

How to write a follow up email
Read all emails thoroughly before responding.
In no situation should you respond to the first question without reading others.
Evaluate the tone of an email.

OPTIONS:
- Are they formal, heartfelt, and suitable for the job or a classroom situation? You may still be accidentally surprised by an email that does not adequately introduce yourself, so choose a proper tone to work with. If you have left error messages on in an email in the past you will want to send another.
- Is it monotone or calm? If it's happy, then it's a good thing. A one-word reply and a two-letter answer would suffice for the message.
- If it has a formal tone, you should respond in a formal way. Try to give people the benefit of the doubt, if an email comes across as aggressive or rude.
- If they give you that feeling: don't just reply. If you heard something have you write both of them, try to follow up accordingly.
If it has a formal tone, you should respond in a formal way. Try to give people the benefit of the doubt, if an email comes across as aggressive or rude.