Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to remove rust from pots and pans
Gather up table salt, and a brown paper bag.
The salt acts as a gentle abrasive, helping you to easily scrape up the rust without damaging the pan.
Pour the salt in the rusted pan.

OPTIONS:
- It can be angled or smoothed slightly to achieve a stiff job. Aim the knife about 6 inches (15 cm) from the stubborn rust, but not so far that it sears into the pan.
- Pour enough to lightly cover the area you need to rub off with a thin coating. Scour it with the brown paper.
- Jiggle the pan to break up any remaining rust. Hold your pots and pans over the water in a mildly soapy kitchen.
- Don't pour it like a jug of vinegar, as this can temporarily rip off the top and potentially allow rust to surface. Use your gloves to cover the edge of the pan.
A: Pour enough to lightly cover the area you need to rub off with a thin coating. Scour it with the brown paper.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to compost
Decide how kitchen scraps will be used.
Before you start collecting your kitchen scraps, you need to know if you will be using them for a personal compost bin or if they will be going to a municipal composting program. Making this distinction is important because you can compost more food items in a municipal composting program than you can at home.
OPTIONS:
- Write down what you will need daily or weekly in your yard. In most cases, your yard will need to be composted.
- Community composting containers tend to be more effective than commercial container composting of recycled food. Conventional containers or cans will also be more sanitary.
- For a municipal program, you can often collect all biodegradable kitchen scraps, including meat and dairy. Get a small compost container for indoors.
- It's also important to consider what you will be putting in your compost bin. Request composted food before you collect.

OUT: For a municipal program, you can often collect all biodegradable kitchen scraps, including meat and dairy. Get a small compost container for indoors.

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

How to cope with being a social outcast
Confide in a loved one.
Although it can be difficult, it can help to find a supportive person in your life who will be a good listener, like your parents, a favorite teacher, or other loved ones. When young people are hurting because of their relationships with their peers, they should confide in supportive adults.

OPTIONS:
- Talk about how you feel when you are excluded. Feeling like you are heard and understood can help make you feel better.
- Most of these people are people who are positive and understanding. A trusted social group, such as a group of friends, can help you deal with being a social outcast.
- Unfortunately, many families exclude adult peers from the social scene. Not only is this really sad, but it is also hurtful for those experiencing the trauma.
- Choose a supportive teacher that you think will provide comfort to your child and can understand their concerns. Keep in mind, however, that your children will not learn from these teachers so be sure they're an appropriate source of comfort.
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Answer:
Talk about how you feel when you are excluded. Feeling like you are heard and understood can help make you feel better.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man is seen standing in a large field next to a dog. He begins performing tricks with the dog using a frisbee. he
OPTIONS:
- continues performing tricks while other people watch around the sides.
- continues his tricks with the dog next to him.
- walks away from the dog while he is still performing tricks.
- begins throwing the frisbee to the dog and leads into the dog running around with it.
A: continues performing tricks while other people watch around the sides.

A young man wearing a white shirt and helmet and black pants is holding a skateboard in his hands as he walks. he

OPTIONS:
- then immediately objects when he sees the skateboard in front of him.
- puts the skateboard down and begins skating on an asphalt road.
- then starts skateboarding down a busy street with many people around.
- goes up and down, doing several splits and jumps in a very small room.

puts the skateboard down and begins skating on an asphalt road.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to calculate your final grade
Write out your scores.
Find your scores from each assignment, quiz, homework, etc. Throughout the term.

OPTIONS:
- Sometimes this will be collected for you online, such as in a system like blackboard. Sometimes, you'll have to go through your graded work.
- Pick the highest number possible in order to improve your score. Write down as many instances where you scored high points.
- Here is a basic way of calculating your final grade. Find the number of assignments you missed during the semester and how many.
- Try to use the duplicate numbers that reflect well on you as reference, so that you won't forget them in the middle of your homework. Make sure that your scores match up with everyone else's scores..

Next sentence:
Sometimes this will be collected for you online, such as in a system like blackboard. Sometimes, you'll have to go through your graded work.