IN: What happens next?

Two men are standing in the woods. they

OPTIONS:
- cut a large man in half, laughing and talking to each other as they cut him.
- are playing a game of cricket.
- are using poles to push snow.
- pick up wood and set it on a tree stump.

OUT: pick up wood and set it on a tree stump.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to deal with frustrated employees
Keep the lines of communication open.
One of the major reasons for employee frustration is a lack of communication. Sometimes, for example, supervisors do not bother to explain work tasks to each employee.

OPTIONS:
- Sometimes, they simply ignore employees when they are not available. With this in mind, consider whether the workplace is one where the frustration of an employee affects everyone.
- Rather, they may just want to hear what needs to be done. If you find yourself drifting off track with your own employee, interrupt them with questions.
- Usually, they only return to their office for tasks to be completed and forget to address any issues they have with each employee. This is often a result of extreme boredom and lack of confidence.
- This lack of communication causes frustration among employees, as they do not really know what to do, when to do it, or why they're doing it. Make sure your instructions are crystal clear.
A: This lack of communication causes frustration among employees, as they do not really know what to do, when to do it, or why they're doing it. Make sure your instructions are crystal clear.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to make a crate divider
Choose a crate suitable for your dog.
To ensure that you're getting the right size, pick out a crate with your puppy's specific breed in mind. The idea is to start off with a crate large enough for your dog to grow into.
OPTIONS:
- The crate needs to be spacious enough for your dog to roam freely, and it needs to also be at least small enough for your dog to climb in and out of. Your puppy needs around 72 hours of playtime per month, or 30 hours per week.
- As they get bigger, you'll gradually move the divider to increase the size of their sleeping area. If you own a labrador puppy, for example, you'll want to get a crate that can accommodate a full-grown lab.
- The size of the crate will depend on the size of your dog. You want a crate with three to four feet of clearance, between the floor and the sides.
- Most crates should be roughly twice as big as a crate and have the door slightly ajar. When choosing a crate, choose one that comes with a top that's easy to clean, will hold in bedding, and will support your dog's weight.

OUT: As they get bigger, you'll gradually move the divider to increase the size of their sleeping area. If you own a labrador puppy, for example, you'll want to get a crate that can accommodate a full-grown lab.

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

How to effectively lead groups
Do ice breaker activities.
One way you can be a good group leader is to break the ice with activities when the group first gets together. Do ice breaker activities with the group so everyone can introduce themselves.

OPTIONS:
- Set aside a clear time for the activities so everyone is involved. Host an ice breaker or ice restaurant.
- Once again, this will allow the group to talk about what we should be doing and to develop strategies and methods for each activity. Make sure that you follow the rules with each group member at the start and after.
- Make sure all the group members get a chance to speak to one another on the first day so they feel less like strangers. For example, as an ice breaker, you may do a simple go around in the group where everyone says their name and a personal detail about themselves.
- Keep friends and family with you while you do these activities. Keep your group together as you explain the procedure for stopping the ice breaker and how to exit.
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Answer:
Make sure all the group members get a chance to speak to one another on the first day so they feel less like strangers. For example, as an ice breaker, you may do a simple go around in the group where everyone says their name and a personal detail about themselves.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to know when you're full
Practice mindful eating.
Mindful eating refers to the practice of paying attention to whether you are hungry or not. If you are hungry and have not eaten recently, have a snack or meal.
OPTIONS:
- If you are hungry but have just eaten a healthy serving of food, wait for a brief time, then reevaluate your hunger. If you continue to feel hungry, help yourself to another serving or half-serving.
- Next, try to notice whether your food tastes good or tastes bad. With practice and diligent senses, you can begin to notice the difference between both eating and not eating.
- Take some time to practice mindful eating and then over the course of a few days it becomes a lifelong practice. It can help you relax and can also give you control over how you think and feel.
- Or if you are starving and you do not feel full, then when you eat the best food for you, you will feel full and ready to eat. Check out http: // www.picky eating disorders community to learn about eating mindfully.
A: If you are hungry but have just eaten a healthy serving of food, wait for a brief time, then reevaluate your hunger. If you continue to feel hungry, help yourself to another serving or half-serving.

The man in the front has a horse with no rider following behind him. They are going down some cowboy trails enjoying the mountain views. they

OPTIONS:
- are going slow and steady, not in any rush.
- continue riding down the mountain and when they are finished, a lady in a red dress hops down from the top of the mountain and does the handshake.
- use their lassos to tie up the horses as a joke and laugh with each other.
- then ride the horses along some cliffs as they continue to climb.
are going slow and steady, not in any rush.