IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A boy is using a pretend vaccuum cleaner inside a house. Beside him, a man is using a real vacuum on a rug. together
OPTIONS:
- , they are cleaning the house.
- , they clear it from the hardwood floors.
- , the two recuse as the wets the object and vacuums it.
- , they go from the floor to ceiling.

OUT: , they are cleaning the house.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A teen performs pommel horse spinning around, then jumps on the floor and goes to get power from a container. after
OPTIONS:
- , the teen put and get power from the container and finish the practice.
- , the teen hits the pommel horse again and gain power from the container at the finish and then sits on the ground.
- , the teen jumps on the furniture and does flips on the mat on front the female.
- , the teen gets again on the pommel horse and spins many times, while the jury observes.

OUT: , the teen gets again on the pommel horse and spins many times, while the jury observes.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to protect dogs and cats from household dangers
Keep certain leftovers away from cats and dogs.
In general, you should store leftovers in your fridge or otherwise out of reach from pets. While table food in general is not good for pets, certain leftovers should be treated with more precaution than others.
OPTIONS:
- You should try to keep leftover dishes and utensils in sealed plastic bags instead of keeping leftovers on the ground. Crack the refrigerator door if you're cracking it in half.
- Foods like onions, coffee grounds, onion powder, tomato, potato, rhubarb, macadamia nuts, and anything with mold should be kept away from pets. If you throw out bones after a meal, do so only in a secure garbage can.
- For instance, your old chair might not stay warm enough for your dog to chew on, so refrigerate any leftovers in the refrigerator. Fresh hay is another good choice, since the hay the dog plays with for hours on end can make a mess.
- If a dog or cat eats a whole meal in one sitting, the dog or cat should be handled with utmost care. Keep leftovers away from curious animals or any ill health on your dog's part.

OUT:
Foods like onions, coffee grounds, onion powder, tomato, potato, rhubarb, macadamia nuts, and anything with mold should be kept away from pets. If you throw out bones after a meal, do so only in a secure garbage can.