context: He throws darts at a board, trying to hit the target while the crowd claps. Another competitor appears, doing the same. the winner

OPTIONS:
- walks onto the stage as camera flash, celebrating.
- takes a bow, presenting medals for having won.
- walks off the board and everyone celebrates.
- 's name is belenais grey and he is showcased demonstrating how to shoot dart traps.
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next sentence for the context: walks onto the stage as camera flash, celebrating.

IN: What happens next?

How to send money from india
Visit a bank.
Many banks will allow you to visit a branch and fill out an application to remit money abroad. You may be limited in the methods of remittance you can use with this method.

OPTIONS:
- The application will tell you about the bank you are visiting and the closest branch that accepts foreign funds. Expect to pay a $600 fee.
- You do not need to save your original money and you can use any other funds or accounts in india that are set up with that bank. Many banks have consignment or temporary deposit accounts.
- For instance, you may only be able to apply for a wire transfer or foreign currency demand draft (fcdd). You may also be required to be an account holder at the particular bank.
- Different banks are more likely to accept money overseas. You cannot apply for credit cards online, but india offers free online banking services.

OUT: For instance, you may only be able to apply for a wire transfer or foreign currency demand draft (fcdd). You may also be required to be an account holder at the particular bank.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to take a stand against homophobia
Speak up when you witness homophobia.
Whenever safe and possible, speak up in response to homophobic statements or actions you witness. If you hear someone using slurs or calling a bad thing " gay, " speak up.

OPTIONS:
- Raise your hand and ask them to stop. " oh, will you stop? I'm not used to homophobic speech, so i'm not sure what to say.
- Give them a reason why they should treat homophobic comments and actions as facts and not words. Remind them that homophobic statements can mean anything from assuming someone is gay to defining a certain moral code.
- You can call your friends and family if you see them calling homophobic objects, or you can attend gay holidays with your loved ones and raise awareness by singing about it. Your first goal should be to provide encouragement and support.
- If you hear someone being bashed, defend them. If it is a friend, family member, or close acquaintance who is exhibiting homophobia, appeal to your connection.
A: If you hear someone being bashed, defend them. If it is a friend, family member, or close acquaintance who is exhibiting homophobia, appeal to your connection.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to form a study group
Find your group :
A good start is talking to the person sitting next to you. If you don't know them start by introducing yourself and ask how they are finding the class, then you can lead on naturally to asking if they'd like to study with you. Odds are they'll know someone else who want to join in too.
OPTIONS:
- Beware of keeping your group to a good size. For a weekly study group more than 6 people is unlikely to be very efficient (and hard to schedule! ).
- Remember, not everyone has group participation needs. Put the questions into the group : Why did your teacher discuss your idea? Now come out and ask.
- If you can't find them help! Sit near them, just casually. Make sure to have things in common.
- You might ask " what's your name? I noticed your name on the social media. I'm sam and i'd like to join you.

OUT: Beware of keeping your group to a good size. For a weekly study group more than 6 people is unlikely to be very efficient (and hard to schedule! ).

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

A guy is sitting with sticks in his hands. A guy is playing the drums. The guy stops and opens his mouth. the guy

OPTIONS:
- places the sticks on the drum.
- stops drumming and shakes his head and smiles.
- writes on a napkin for two minutes.
- starts playing so hard his fingers are starting to bleed.
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Answer:
places the sticks on the drum.

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

Two guys stand across each at a bar with their hands locked. the guys

OPTIONS:
- laugh then they arm wrestle.
- then stand on the bars holding onto each other until one gets on his knees and the other does the same.
- then move their hands over each other's arms to place it in a grip.
- grab a parang and hold it on a string.
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Answer:
laugh then they arm wrestle.