IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to create a google group
Visit any of the " google support " websites provided to you in the sources section of this article.
Click on the " groups " link located near the top-left corner of the landing page.
You will then be redirected to the google groups home page.
OPTIONS:
- Click on the " join " link located under the group you wish to join. Enter your email address (if applicable) and password into the fields provided.
- Click on the " new group " button to get started with creating your new google group. Sign in to your google account by entering your information into the blank fields provided.
- Under the pages heading you will see all the names of relevant google groups. Click on the circle in the middle of the " groups " heading.
- All of the support groups that have already been created will be displayed. The groups are listed on a " sources " tab in the sources section.

OUT: Click on the " new group " button to get started with creating your new google group. Sign in to your google account by entering your information into the blank fields provided.

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

How to avoid people you don't want to talk to
Keep a positive attitude.
Sometimes you may not want to talk to certain people because you feel uncomfortable in your surroundings. Take a deep breath and tell yourself that you are an enjoyable person to be around.

OPTIONS:
- Remind yourself that you are entitled to your boundaries and it's ok to voice your feelings to feel comfortable. Focus on what you want and what will make you happy.
- You can write down something positive that happened and see if you enjoy it. Think about what you used to like about yourself or what made you the person you are today.
- Remember that people were once human beings, too. Dwelling on the past can cause you to relive negative feelings, such as depression.
- Avoid people if you don't like them. If you and a friend are just friends, let them go.
****
Answer:
Remind yourself that you are entitled to your boundaries and it's ok to voice your feelings to feel comfortable. Focus on what you want and what will make you happy.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A logo is seen and captions are shown on the screen. Trees and mulch are shown with a slight breeze. Several people are shown planting a tree. the people
OPTIONS:
- are then seen hanging up trimmed hedges.
- put mulch over the tree and cut it up.
- change positions as the tree is pushed.
- are spreading mulch around the tree.
A: are spreading mulch around the tree.

How to lose weight as a couple
Design a healthy eating meal plan together.
One of the first things you and your partner need to do is design a meal plan together. This is when you'll decide what you're eating, how often and choose recipes.

OPTIONS:
- It will also help you keep food temperature regulated while the two of you are at the gym. Your meals should be healthy, balanced, and lean enough to meet your needs.
- Studies have shown that more structured meal plans are more effective at helping people lose weight. Sit down together and write out a week's worth of meals.
- Ask your partner what you want to help them come up with a meal plan. Do some brainstorming with your partner, and see if there are any ideas that match your cooking.
- Make it simple, though, because you will both know it's for the both of you. Most meals will be simple and come with ingredients that the two of you can review together.

Studies have shown that more structured meal plans are more effective at helping people lose weight. Sit down together and write out a week's worth of meals.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to develop interest in research
Relate the topic to yourself.
The easiest way to develop an interest in research is to look into something that affects you personally, or that will affect your life or one of your interests in some important way. If you're interested in the topic you're researching, you'll enjoy reading and learning about it.
OPTIONS:
- Sit in front of a mirror and try to draw pictures in your head of how you respond to situations and settings. If you're doing research to gain experience, this may seem like a guidebook.
- The other option is to reflect on why you're interested in it so you can start to link to it in the future. Don't think of it as being something you enjoy.
- If you're writing a research paper for a class, your professor may have given you a broad topic. Your project can be any smaller thing within that topic, so try to find something that affects you personally.
- For example, you may feel an interest in cancer. You may start a work study of the condition, but reading about the disease right from the start of the study will keep you involved in the research.

answer: If you're writing a research paper for a class, your professor may have given you a broad topic. Your project can be any smaller thing within that topic, so try to find something that affects you personally.

IN: What happens next?

The camera focuses in on a little boy holding a toy iron in his hands pressing it over a white shirt. the boy

OPTIONS:
- resumes ironing the shirt while tossing holds up his hands in among the shirts in the light gray shirt.
- pauses and replaces the toy with the iron.
- presses the toy iron on a stove over a cooker.
- starts unfolding a shirt and then taking the toy iron and start to pretend that he is ironing the shirt.

OUT:
starts unfolding a shirt and then taking the toy iron and start to pretend that he is ironing the shirt.