Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A volleyball instructor is giving information about his volleyball skills in salt lake city. He plays with another instructor on the court. he
OPTIONS:
- then talks about his technique as well as the specific times.
- continues coaching another volleyball player on how to play.
- throws the ball for the other team to catch.
- just talks and talks for a while about all about it.
A: just talks and talks for a while about all about it.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A young woman is standing in the middle of a gym with two dumb bells in her hands and a microphone attached to her head. When the lady finishes talking, she begins riding the elliptical before doing a set of lifting dumb bells. she
OPTIONS:
- stands still for a moment and then raises the colored bell above her head then goes back and does it again.
- finishes the first set and laughs as she talks to the camera.
- stops running and takes a break and then begins to talk about the workout.
- then returns on the bike and continues instructing the glass as the other women in the classroom mimic her behavior.
A: then returns on the bike and continues instructing the glass as the other women in the classroom mimic her behavior.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to lose weight with diabetes
Consult with a diabetes educator to get help with dietary options.
Making changes to your diet when you have diabetes can be overwhelming. To get help as you make the necessary changes, meet with a doctor or diabetes educator.
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- They may want to monitor your blood sugar more often as you try to lose weight, or you might have to adjust your insulin or other medications. You'll also have the chance to ask questions about how to safely alter your diet for weight loss when you have diabetes.
- Your doctor can talk you through any simple changes you need to make to your diet and help you plan healthy meals and snacks. Look for a doctor who has experience working with diabetes patients and if so, do not be afraid to seek the help of a lactation consultant.
- They may be able to advise you on alternatives to exercising, taking medications, and adding or removing weight. You may be able to reduce your daily calorie intake to 15 to 20 grams.
- They can help you figure out what is best for you and give you guidance on a realistic diet regimen. You can also speak to a diabetes educator or nutritionist at your school or at work.
A: They may want to monitor your blood sugar more often as you try to lose weight, or you might have to adjust your insulin or other medications. You'll also have the chance to ask questions about how to safely alter your diet for weight loss when you have diabetes.

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How to get started beekeeping
Ensure that you have at least 1/10th of an acre land.
Consult the documents related to your property to find out the size of your yard. A typical city-sized lot is about one-tenth of an acre and can accommodate one bee colony.
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- A small house or cottage-type place is about half an acre. Consider planting bee eggs that you can easily transport and fertilize.
- Even if it is large enough to house at least 6 to 7 bees, a hive only half full will demand enough square footage. To estimate the amount of space available, go online.
- Make your determination of how many colonies to have based on the size of your yard. Make sure the space has a clear flight path for the bees so that you don't interrupt their ability to thrive.
- A smaller area, such as a wooded area or ranch home, may be less conducive to bee infestation. Town-size swarms are a good indication of bee population.
A:
Make your determination of how many colonies to have based on the size of your yard. Make sure the space has a clear flight path for the bees so that you don't interrupt their ability to thrive.