IN: What happens next?

How to rally a team
Be enthusiastic.
Part of getting a team rallied is building the excitement. If you're excited about being a team and succeeding, then your teammates will build on that excitement.

OPTIONS:
- Raise your hand and talk out loud and expect people to join in the excitement as a result. Offering the word, " cheer me on " to the crowd encourages the team to reach their goals.
- Being enthusiastic helps you communicate more effectively and makes things more fun. Keep your energy up and speak louder than you would normally speak.
- When you're motivated, your enthusiasm gets stronger with every extra attention. Cheer at a game, not just when you feel like it.
- Without that excitement, most chances will be won. For example, if you have lots of selfies and amazing costumes, make sure you have tons of pictures of your team eating pizza.

OUT: Being enthusiastic helps you communicate more effectively and makes things more fun. Keep your energy up and speak louder than you would normally speak.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A little boy is swinging a stick outside. He is trying to hit a person shaped pinata hanging on a rope. he

OPTIONS:
- hits it then falls to the ground.
- continues hitting the pinata over and over again.
- wins the game and pushes the pinata towards a tree.
- misses the mark and the pinata tumbles down.
A: continues hitting the pinata over and over again.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The woman continues to wash the clothes in the sink. She walks over and takes the lid off of a large bucket of water on the ground. she
OPTIONS:
- starts removing the clothes from the bucket.
- then rinses the clothes in the bucket away with the water.
- cleans the foot of the man and puts water on the shoes sticking out of the bucket.
- dips a pot into the bucket and dumps the water into the sink.

OUT: dips a pot into the bucket and dumps the water into the sink.

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

How to make a windsock for children
Decorate a sheet of paper with markers, crayons, paint, or stickers.
Get out a sheet of construction paper, printer paper, or cardstock. Set it down on a flat surface, then decorate it to your heart's content.

OPTIONS:
- Crayons can be customized or made for kids, but any size would work. Choose a color that will complement the child's face and body.
- If you use paint, be sure to let the paint dry. Make spots or stripes for a simple design.
- You can paint the paper white, let it dry for a day, or color it with crayons or watercolors. Once everything dries, write a description about your windsock by hand or add a sticker.
- Pick up crayons or cards, markers or stickers that you can paint into a decorative shape, or pieces of cardstock that can go in a flag shape. Create the flag with a piece of cardstock, so that it stands out.
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Answer:
If you use paint, be sure to let the paint dry. Make spots or stripes for a simple design.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

Kids are shown in side of a gym playing indoor soccer. one of the kids
OPTIONS:
- makes a great move to get around a defender and almost scores.
- throws a ball at a goal and gets run over.
- falls we are able to stay upright while other play video games of soccer.
- runs out and stops to add a wooden ball to a base and the other boy continues to play.
A: makes a great move to get around a defender and almost scores.

How to be a supportive girlfriend
Recognize when something is bothering them.
You need to pay attention not only to their words but also to their attitude and body language. Be aware when something seems to be bothering them.

OPTIONS:
- Try to avoid taking it personally when they are in a bad mood; chances are, it has nothing to do with you. Therefore, you should avoid making the situation worse by being rude or angry in return.
- When the two of you are in public, give them space and look for signs that it is bothering them. If they are arguing about something, try to find a way to defuse the situation.
- One good way to recognize when something is bothering someone is to pay attention to them. Are they trying to tell you something is wrong? Refrain from critiquing their body language.
- Recognize when they make fun of you, argue with you, try to guilt trip you into doing things that you would never do, push you away, or call you names. And, if something is bothering them, you have to address it.
Try to avoid taking it personally when they are in a bad mood; chances are, it has nothing to do with you. Therefore, you should avoid making the situation worse by being rude or angry in return.