context: The presenter calls a lady to pass on front, while the cameraman laugh. After the camera point to a young girl looks surprised and laugh, as well the presenter and people. a

OPTIONS:
- man in white looks disappointed and gives the lady a potato from the table.
- view is seen of a waterstream.
- web site appears, with praise using reviewers and contact information.
- cameraman points to give directions while the young girl walk to join the presenter who is talking.
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next sentence for the context: cameraman points to give directions while the young girl walk to join the presenter who is talking.

IN: What happens next?

How to stand out after the interview
Send a thank you note.
This is a critical step for getting your foot in the door and establishing yourself as a polite, thoughtful person. The thank you can be in the form of an e-mail or sent by postal mail.

OPTIONS:
- Although the person delivering the thank you note should have been prepared, some languages require a quicker, more formal reply. If this is the case, send a handwritten note, rather than an e-mail.
- Don't just send a thank you note to the interviewer, as thank-you is always appreciated. Some company leaders, particularly if they've worked with many person at once, prefer to send a group thank-you.
- But if you want to send a letter, you should send it in person. Address the letter (not the e-mail) to: united states diplomats, representatives of the military or chiefs of chiefs of staff.
- Some job hunting experts recommend postal mail because it is less likely to get lost in the shuffle, and more likely to impress. A nice note written on attractive stationary is much more powerful than a standard email.

OUT: Some job hunting experts recommend postal mail because it is less likely to get lost in the shuffle, and more likely to impress. A nice note written on attractive stationary is much more powerful than a standard email.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to train your rottweiler puppy with simple commands
Start early and short.
Puppies can be taught simple commands starting at seven to eight weeks of age. The key to training is to make each session fun and short.

OPTIONS:
- Though it may be tempting to get a puppy used to some of the new commands, try to limit the amount you use in the beginning. Avoid starting your training sessions too early or your dog may feel it is not learning enough.
- Start by giving your puppy a treat when you get your hands on it. You can name the target for the treat.
- A minute or two for each month of age up to 6 months is a good ballpark figure. Trying to do more than that will not benefit you or the dog because his attention span can't handle it.
- You can practice word or phrase commands, such as " sit " and " your ", or use a phrase that your dog can understand and learn from. Using a long phrase like " sit " is a great way to build up your dogs' patience and familiarize them to certain commands.
A: A minute or two for each month of age up to 6 months is a good ballpark figure. Trying to do more than that will not benefit you or the dog because his attention span can't handle it.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A tv is playing in a room. On the the tv two wrestlers are standing in a ring. one wrestler
OPTIONS:
- arms is on a pommel horse as he is being thrown off.
- falls and another catches him.
- stands up and kicks the other man.
- throw the other wrestler down and wins the match.

OUT: throw the other wrestler down and wins the match.

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

We return to the man putting the bike together. He finishes and we see the customer service phone number. we

OPTIONS:
- then see the end title screen.
- 're shown the bike and we see the handwash while the man sections the bike up.
- watch the man as he puts the bike together.
- see the man putting on the safety gear.
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Answer:
then see the end title screen.

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

How to know what to expect on board a cruise ship as a teen
Get on the ship.
This is what happens upon entering the cruise terminal. Depending on whether you enter early or late, this how this will go.

OPTIONS:
- If you enter early, you will be given a number and directed to the seating area. Once they call your number, you will get in line.
- Boarding before board will give you a level of familiarity with most ships, and will help you get the hang of it. It will also help prevent missing transitions to boarding stations as you probably won't get on board until you make it to shore with your kids.
- Arrive early and you might find a place to eat, drink and collect all the necessary supplies. Pay attention to the activities the ship hosts (ex: what will you be eating in the cabins? What will you be drinking? Etc.
- If you exit late, board the ship. If you enter late it will be easy for the person who opens the door to disembark.
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Answer:
If you enter early, you will be given a number and directed to the seating area. Once they call your number, you will get in line.