question: Complete the next sentence:

The intro is orange and has the words orlando crosstrainer. An exercise machine is shown and different women are shown using it. a woman
OPTIONS:
- takes her shoes and socks off and steps on an electronic scale.
- in a hospital room was seen sitting on a bed with a man behind her.
- is in the bathroom, smiling and talking to the camera.
- is shown wearing a pair of high heels.

answer: takes her shoes and socks off and steps on an electronic scale.

question: Complete the next sentence:

One then discusses how high your legs should be shaved. The man demonstrates how to lather up your legs. the two men
OPTIONS:
- demonstrate by scrubbing and rinsing the hair products on their hand.
- demonstrate how to use a razor to shave your legs.
- then house his shaving product on the freshly scrubbed leg and begin shaving.
- briefly discuss.

answer: demonstrate how to use a razor to shave your legs.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to stop holding grudges
Practice empathy.
See the situation from the offender's perspective. Why would they behave that way? Maybe they had a really tough day at work.
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- Can you find out the strengths and weaknesses of someone else's situation? Start by looking at their perspective first. Are you so focused on the situation as to not hear the bad parts of it? Try to empathize with the other person and relate to them.
- Or maybe they got fired from that final project that they had been unhappy about. Their lack of empathy can manifest when something you say made them unhappy (or made them upset in the first place).
- Maybe you would have reacted in a similar way if you were in their shoes. You can practice empathy by actively listening to others, opening up to others, withholding judgment, and volunteering.
- Maybe your neighbor just went through a rough patch. These types of thoughts often seem irrational to a point that making someone feel worse will only prolong the fight.

answer:
Maybe you would have reacted in a similar way if you were in their shoes. You can practice empathy by actively listening to others, opening up to others, withholding judgment, and volunteering.