How to plan an easter egg hunt
Decide on the time and date.
The first thing you need to do is decide on the date and time you want to have your easter egg hunt. You should keep in mind that people often have family or religious plans the day of easter.

OPTIONS:
- You may decide to lay the eggs on the ground or in the garden. Or you may decide to have them on a store-bought blanket or rug to present on the table.
- You may want to plan your egg hunt for the day before, the weekend before, or the weekend after easter. Late morning or afternoon work well for the time of your egg hunt.
- This will vary by location, but you should do some research ahead of time to identify your easter egg hunt location. Consider where you want to have the eggs when choosing your day of easter.
- Figuring this out will allow you to have your eggs quickly, leaving you with plenty of time to decorate them and find the right parking spot. Consider the find a place to set up your eggs.

You may want to plan your egg hunt for the day before, the weekend before, or the weekend after easter. Late morning or afternoon work well for the time of your egg hunt.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to ignore people you no longer wish to be around
Stay away from places you know that person will be.
The easiest way to ignore a person is to avoid encountering that individual altogether. You can reduce the chances of running into someone by avoiding the places you used to hang out together or where you know that person frequently spends his/her time.
OPTIONS:
- For example, if you took a lunch break at a mutual friend's house, you might consider going there and switching to a different route. Staying away also provides an option to simply not engage the individual with whom you used to be in contact.
- Start gradually avoiding places that you know people like restaurants, school buildings, entertainment venues, and music stores. Avoid restaurants and places that you know the person might be at often.
- Look up a school yearbook or imdb website about nearby schools where you know they may have events coming up. Search online for places where you know you are likely to encounter that individual, or look up your location online.
- Find new restaurants, bars, and coffee shops to visit. Look for places slightly outside that individual's immediate neighborhood.

answer: Find new restaurants, bars, and coffee shops to visit. Look for places slightly outside that individual's immediate neighborhood.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
We see a man jumping on jump stilts. We see a person sitting in the yard. the man on the stilts

OPTIONS:
- stops and turns around towards the camera.
- then jumps off and gets into his car.
- lay down and walk on his hands.
- and continues running..

Next sentence: stops and turns around towards the camera.

context: How to eat an orange
Peel an orange by hand.
Dig a metal teaspoon or a knife into the peel and tear a bit of the peel off. Once you can get a good grip on the peel, put away the knife or spoon, and pinch the edge of the " gap " you made.

OPTIONS:
- Insert the sharp edge of the knife into the gap and gently squeeze the knife a few times. Its okay if the skin has some flesh on it, but don't eat too much as they sometimes dry and lose their crunchy and chewy texture.
- Pull as much of the skin away as you can. Keep peeling the skin until it is all gone.
- This is the hole that your orange stem is going through. Why make an orange the color of the cherry? Being aware of the sugar content is an absolute plus.
- This will stretch the peel out from the skin, allowing for the most efficiently-digested part to be needed. Avoid popping open the peel, since doing so will create a small gap for the orange juice to leak out.
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next sentence for the context: Pull as much of the skin away as you can. Keep peeling the skin until it is all gone.

IN: What happens next?

How to cope with insults
Decide what response, if any, is necessary.
Use the information gleaned about the person, the context, and how an outsider might view the insult to determine your reaction.
Ignore the insult.

OPTIONS:
- As a defensive response, your initial reaction must be so overt that it may not appear as a reaction at all. Ignoring an insult sends the message that you don't want to talk about it any further.
- Choosing to ignore an insult can give you power over the offender. People make offensive remarks for some sort of reaction--perhaps to embarrass you or get under your skin.
- This is an unrealistic goal because ignoring the insult may convince the person who insulted you. Instead, simply ignore the insult and move on.
- If you're not afraid of a person who insults you, ignoring the insult will not help. It is important to remember that it is not personal.

OUT: Choosing to ignore an insult can give you power over the offender. People make offensive remarks for some sort of reaction--perhaps to embarrass you or get under your skin.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to prevent hand pain from excessive writing
Choose a pen or pencil that is comfortable.
In general, look for a wider barrel (larger diameter) with a padded grip.
Make sure the pen writes smoothly, without skipping or dragging along the page.
OPTIONS:
- Fountain pens are less prone to wrinkling and fraying. Square pens, which use rubber pads to keep ink out, have a thinner handle and will take longer to print.
- I picked this pen because it has a flexible grip. You can buy an ink pen or a size 10 pen that will work.
- Avoid buying pens that rattle or leave behind blotches of ink. Light pens are easier to balance, making them more ideal for writing for longer periods of time.
- A pen with a larger grip conveys more air and helps to eliminate pressure on your hand. Seek a writing block for stylistic flexibility.

answer:
Avoid buying pens that rattle or leave behind blotches of ink. Light pens are easier to balance, making them more ideal for writing for longer periods of time.