IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to make static electricity
Tie a piece of sugarless puffed cereal to the end of a thread.
You can actually test how well certain objects develop electrical charges (static) by making a homemade electroscope. To make a simple electroscope, tie a piece of puffed sugarless cereal to a thread and hang the thread off something such as a table or paper towel rack.
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- You can also weigh it down with wax paper or newspaper and place the assembly of the projector after weighing it down. Make a portable overhead projector by floating small magnets around the room.
- Have a friend or family member stand still while you draw the circumference of the device. Then, mark the desired conductivity on the material.
- It's okay if it isn't the best handheld method. You can find a bunch of supermarkets that run electricity primarily through electrotargeted pipes.
- Rub a comb or inflated balloon (not helium) with a piece of wool. Plastic combs and wool are two of the more common household objects that hold a great static charge.

OUT: Rub a comb or inflated balloon (not helium) with a piece of wool. Plastic combs and wool are two of the more common household objects that hold a great static charge.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The man turns away from the ceiling and looks down. A male hands over the metal plaster holder to a guy on the floor. the guy
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- squeezes a metal object and clenches it.
- removes the metal surface from the ceiling.
- uses the tool to build a metal fence and unscrew various parts and screws them.
- hands the male another metal plaster holder.

OUT: hands the male another metal plaster holder.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to reduce everyday distractions
Find a quiet work environment.
Start by setting up a work environment that is quiet and private. This could be a spare room in your house or a section of your room.
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- Create a space for you and your coworkers to work with no distractions. Research has shown that what is considered a quiet environment will reduce the need to commute and break from work early.
- You can even use a desk or table to study or work on homework. Keep the sounds and interactions quiet so that no one around you know what is going on.
- You can dedicate the space to " work " or another task that you will need to finish at home. Another option to reduce distractions is to use a quiet location so that you are not tempted to think about your work.
- You may also use an empty cubicle or a desk that is further away from others in the office. Finding an environment that is quiet and private can help you stay focused.

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You may also use an empty cubicle or a desk that is further away from others in the office. Finding an environment that is quiet and private can help you stay focused.