Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

Play continues and green takes possession of the ball. They hit down field where white intercepts and passes back down field in the other direction. green
OPTIONS:
- gets the ball and hits it down field.
- takes 2 lead again.
- beats a red or orange and blue on the field.
- takes his turn and serves the ball down the field and blue takes his turn.
A: gets the ball and hits it down field.

How to make griddle cakes for a barbecue
Mix your dough.
In a large bowl, add cake flour, yeast, salt and mix together thoroughly.
Add the dried herbs of your choice.

OPTIONS:
- Chopped thyme, dried basil and mochides come in a range of colors and shapes but here are some examples : Put dried herbs in the flour and mix well. Add 1 teaspoon paprika and mix well.
- You can use mixed herbs or basil, marjoram, rosemary or thyme. Add two teaspoons of garlic.
- Keep mixing well to prevent your dough from sticking. Grease a 9 x 13 inch griddle pan.
- A pinch of cinnamon or a pinch of ground cloves. You can also use dried basil or lemon zest.

You can use mixed herbs or basil, marjoram, rosemary or thyme. Add two teaspoons of garlic.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to become an army combat medic
Meet a recruiter.
Find a local recruiter and discuss whether the army is the right fit for you. A recruiter will be able to answer any questions you might have about serving in the army and whether or not being a medic is the right fit.
OPTIONS:
- If you believe you'll be able to serve abroad in the future, get a recruiter to help you. Enjoy a long, active duty military career.
- Also make sure the recruiter takes your what is known as an' active duty' schedule. In this instance, you could either volunteer and be assigned a certain number of days for regular military activities, or you could accept a military deployment.
- At your initial interview, the will also ask you a number of questions to determine whether you are eligible for serve. The recruiter will ask you about your education level, criminal history, age, marital/dependency status, and your physical condition.
- Once you have settled upon a name for yourself, you can begin researching soldiers who have been present within the army for a significant period of time. Work out the pros and cons of each possible name and make sure your surname matches your pedigree.

answer: At your initial interview, the will also ask you a number of questions to determine whether you are eligible for serve. The recruiter will ask you about your education level, criminal history, age, marital/dependency status, and your physical condition.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to teach time management
Explain how to develop daily and weekly schedules.
Tell your time management students to structure their time using an electronic or paper planner. Advise them to start by planning out their short-term tasks.

OPTIONS:
- Sign up your students on weekdays and on mondays. Ask them about, their daily food plans, short-term goals, and phone plans.
- The following examples should be found in the form of a schedule : Break your day-to-day tasks up into small chunks. For example, walk up and down the stairs, or train, slowly putting it all into calendar form.
- The time should be long enough for them to say it's a month, then they can have another week off to take a break or to recharge. Time management rules require students to identify short-term goals so they can perform specific tasks to lead to that goal.
- Show school students how to budget time each day for homework. For instance, on a monday, they might do math homework from 4:00 to 4:45, study for history from 5:00 to 6:00, have dinner, then draft an essay from 7:00 to 8:00..

Next sentence: Show school students how to budget time each day for homework. For instance, on a monday, they might do math homework from 4:00 to 4:45, study for history from 5:00 to 6:00, have dinner, then draft an essay from 7:00 to 8:00.

context: An individual wearing a protective mask welds something on a table. the individual

OPTIONS:
- welds the left hand of a young man while talking in a crowded environment.
- stops welding and puts the tool down.
- welds several filings into a surface.
- welds metal pieces throughout a metal box.
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next sentence for the context: stops welding and puts the tool down.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to accept your reflection
Write down what you like about yourself.
Create a list of everything that is good about you. These can include things about your appearance or your personality.
OPTIONS:
- Write all of your favorite things about yourself and begin to formulate a vocabulary of them. By doing this, you get a holistic view of your body, whether it's good or bad.
- You should also include everything that makes you happy about yourself. If you like music, write down a song you like or something that makes you smile.
- Keep your list for work, school, and personal reasons. Find reasons you enjoy doing what you do and stick to them.
- Try to come up with at least ten items but include as many as you think of. What are your talents? What are positive things people say about you? Who do you love in your life? What are you passionate about? Identify your insecurities.
A:
Try to come up with at least ten items but include as many as you think of. What are your talents? What are positive things people say about you? Who do you love in your life? What are you passionate about? Identify your insecurities.