Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A woman is seated on a couch, brushing another woman's hair. she

OPTIONS:
- reappears with pins, scissors and a brush.
- brushes her nails to smile at the camera.
- is shown brushing and curling the hair of another woman in the same style.
- proceeds to talk about how to do corn rows.
A: proceeds to talk about how to do corn rows.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to store milk
Buy the milk last.
Milk should be constantly stored at 39 f (4 c) and by carting it around the supermarket while you casually select your other groceries and browse the cereal aisle, it can really warm up.
Pick the milk with the furthest use by date.
OPTIONS:
- You want to select the milk this morning, because, if possible, wait another day. However, do not stock up on overnight milk because it's not fresh yet, and it won't store as well for a couple weeks.
- Look towards the back of the fridge where they usually store the newest milk. Put the milk in a refrigerator as soon as you get home.
- Dairy should always have heavy use times. For example, if you're lactose intolerant, you'll want to take the milk that comes with a expiration date.
- Nowadays even aging mothers can end up with a milk that is closest to the 1st of september. Therefore, pick a low-priced " form-converting " milk or liquid milk to give yourself little savings.

OUT: Look towards the back of the fridge where they usually store the newest milk. Put the milk in a refrigerator as soon as you get home.

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

How to preserve lemon peel
Choose the freshest lemons you can find; hand pick, if possible.
Some people are lucky enough to have lemon trees in their yards, or live next to someone who does.
Sometimes lemon trees and shrubs have sharp spiky thorns, so wear protective clothing and gloves.

OPTIONS:
- Boiling or tapping lemon trees can damage or dry out your skin, so don't burn yourself while cutting lemon trees! Wash the lemon trees and then rinse them well with tap water. Slice the lemon under the branch with a paring knife.
- If you have a very tall tree, use a lemon picker. Or, better yet, grab a friend and get two lemon pickers (or more).
- Harvest the lemon trees from their branches. If you still see tough red blood on the withered, vein-filled bark of the tree, it's too young for harvesting.
- Consider hand picking the lemon trees if you live in a dry climate. Avoid picking one that is dormant or has leaves on it that have faded, putting it in direct sunlight.
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Answer:
If you have a very tall tree, use a lemon picker. Or, better yet, grab a friend and get two lemon pickers (or more).

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A woman starts braiding her hair. Directions come up on the side of the screen. the woman
OPTIONS:
- is in in a room cutting her hair.
- finishes cutting the hair.
- turns to the side to show her braid.
- picks up her hair and styles her right strands.
A: turns to the side to show her braid.

How to help your child cope with allergies
Convey an appropriate message about your child's allergies.
When a doctor diagnoses your child with allergies, it may take some adjustment to get used to changes in their routine. Your child may not take the changes seriously enough or could become overly worried about staying safe.

OPTIONS:
- Remind your child that their doctor will make adjustments to the symptoms of allergies according to their personal experiences. For example, you could try: " although it's not common to have multiple allergy symptoms, we all suffer from similar allergies.
- You can be helpful by being consistent with your company and caring for your child during appointment hours. Make sure that children are patient and respectful around their doctor.
- Providing a consistent message appropriate to your child's development can keep them safe while making them comfortable with their allergies. Remain calm and matter-of-fact when discussing your child's allergies with them.
- Use a clear expression of your concern about your child's allergies. For example, say " i have been concerned that you might have eczema.

Providing a consistent message appropriate to your child's development can keep them safe while making them comfortable with their allergies. Remain calm and matter-of-fact when discussing your child's allergies with them.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to clean tires and rims
Spray a synthetic wheel cleaner onto dry tires and allow five minutes to set in and lift off grime.
Rinse off cleaner with a hose, being sure to remove all traces of the cleaner.
Examine the tires.

OPTIONS:
- They should be smooth and free of dirt, debris, and oil stains. Give your tires a thorough washing and install new ones if necessary.
- If they are new or modified, they may be of poor quality or with imperfections of some sort. Have a friend help you properly inspect the rims of the tire.
- You may find that mud or mold is accumulating under the wheels, so remove this dirt and mud before you can clean the rims. Try scrubbing dirt under the wheels often as well.
- If they are still not up to expectations, allow surface to dry and then repeat steps 1 and 2. Apply tire wetting formula to the walls of the tire..

Next sentence:
If they are still not up to expectations, allow surface to dry and then repeat steps 1 and 2. Apply tire wetting formula to the walls of the tire.