context: How to find peers who are positive influences
Determine what you value.
Before you can find positive peers, you should figure out what you value. This helps you determine what you are looking for in other positive people.

OPTIONS:
- For example, can you feel satisfied with someone, likable, or supportive? Or does there have to be an aspect of the personality that is more desirable to you? Make a list of those qualities that you value the most. This may also help you determine if you have positive traits and characteristics.
- Make sure to read sources of peer peer help books or online websites to locate resources that can help you. These are books and websites that help positive individuals determine how they can express thoughts, feelings, ideas, issues, and passions.
- Values are things that you cherish that show that you believe in yourself. It may be a great friendship title, a style you love, or a certain trait of a certain other person.
- Ask yourself what your values are, what you are interested in, and what you look for in positive interactions. For example, you may want to write down your top five values, along with your top five characteristics you look for in other people.
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next sentence for the context: Ask yourself what your values are, what you are interested in, and what you look for in positive interactions. For example, you may want to write down your top five values, along with your top five characteristics you look for in other people.

IN: What happens next?

A horse and carriage walk down the street followed by the people in uniform. Two woman wave flags around. the rest of the people

OPTIONS:
- continue to march down the street.
- join the parade and get in line.
- walk around and gesture.
- hang on the side of the street around cars pushing white horses.

OUT: continue to march down the street.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to organize your kitchen counter
Move rarely used appliances to a cabinet.
Your counter may store the food processor, waffle iron, and mixing bowl, but it is unlikely that you use these items daily. Clear out some cabinet or pantry space for these large countertop appliances.

OPTIONS:
- Avoid storing a large space where appliances can become damaged. If your counter is currently located in a large cabinet, consider putting it in another cabinet if you can as well.
- Removing them first could potentially cause an accident. Designate shelves and overhead space for counter space.
- Leave them in storage except for when you are using them. Put them back as soon as you finish with them.
- That way, nothing can slip under the counter to bulk up your kitchen counter. You could also ask friends, coworkers, or significant others if they have a cabinet with cabinet or pantry space available.
A: Leave them in storage except for when you are using them. Put them back as soon as you finish with them.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to make cold calls
Know your cause.
Identify an organization that you would like to help
Have a plan.
Make sure you have a project plan that includes the activity, fundraiser, or event, the date and location.
OPTIONS:
- Have all the details planned out so there are no surprises for you or a donor. If they give once to a successful event, they are likely to give again.
- Use the goal as a foundation for your plan. Make sure to write down all the steps in the planning, the obstacles and how to come up with solutions.
- You don't want to get caught up in your work by dropping a project at a later date. Start a job-related task list.
- Be sure to have a pen and notepad ready to write down your plans. Set up a camera that you can utilize with your phone.

OUT: Have all the details planned out so there are no surprises for you or a donor. If they give once to a successful event, they are likely to give again.

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

A person pours water to a cup. a woman

OPTIONS:
- pours baby powder into a cup.
- talks in a bar showing liquor bottles.
- holds a rod close to catch a drop of liquid.
- drinks from a water hose.
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Answer:
talks in a bar showing liquor bottles.

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

How to keep your home free of rodents
Clean the crawl space.
If you've got rodents, you'll see the insulation hanging down (they like to nest in it) and droppings on the vapor barrier. If it is bad, get rid of both.

OPTIONS:
- The spiders begin to return if they see this. Get rid of rats, too, so they won't get into your home with you.
- Once the area is clean, you can see what needs to be done. Rodents can carry some nasty diseases (hantavirus for one, but it is rare) so you may want to wear high-quality respiratory protection.
- Wild rodents are clever, and will try to crawl through any run-off that they can find to escape. Look for flashing green, and can scent a crowded crawl space.
- Just try different rooms and find ways to stop them from making their nest. The crawl space should be deep enough to store mice in, but not so deep that rats cann't crawl.
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Answer:
Once the area is clean, you can see what needs to be done. Rodents can carry some nasty diseases (hantavirus for one, but it is rare) so you may want to wear high-quality respiratory protection.