IN: What happens next?

A woman rolls a ball on the ground, and a man kicks it. everyone

OPTIONS:
- throws balls on the ground, and a woman touches the outside of the ball.
- gets down and gathers their limbs and supplies.
- , except the old man, climbs on top of the reach.
- chases the ball, some standing and watching.

OUT: chases the ball, some standing and watching.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to make a minnow trap
Cut the bottom off of one of the bottles.
Cut the bottle into two pieces 2-3 inches above the bottom. Discard the bottom and keep the cap on the top.

OPTIONS:
- Dip a zip lock bag inside one of the halves of a second bottle, if needed. ( the half of the bottom bottle that is already inside the original bottle is the top.
- While box cutters usually cut the best, a serrated bread knife works well too. Punch 10-15 small holes into the sides of the bottle.
- Build a second bottom bottle by overturning the two pieces until they form a pyrex strip. Using a shovel, dig 2 tiny holes through the two bottles and into the bottom of the first bottle.
- The top will break after you bait the fish. If you want to make more minnow traps, cut the top off of the first bottle to make more bait.
A: While box cutters usually cut the best, a serrated bread knife works well too. Punch 10-15 small holes into the sides of the bottle.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to get through a public speaking class
Realize that most public speaking classes require that students do a speech in three to four areas.
These include informative, demonstrative, persuasive and entertaining speeches. Each category has its own specific style and approach.
OPTIONS:
- That being said, you probably will not be able to speak convincingly the entire time you're in this class. Familiarize yourself with the syllabus.
- The speech may either be long and forceful, or it may be short and concise and persuasive. Avoid any distractions, disrupting others and slamming into them.
- The main emphasis of the class will probably be on quality--this is where the most important information comes from. During your speech, speak logically and use colloquial phrases.
- Virtually any textbook on public speaking can provide you with plenty of detail on these types of speeches. Often you will have a choice of what sub-topic you want to speak about.

OUT: Virtually any textbook on public speaking can provide you with plenty of detail on these types of speeches. Often you will have a choice of what sub-topic you want to speak about.

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

How to make chickpea salad
Prepare the chickpeas and chop the parsley and bell pepper.
Open two 15-ounce (425 g) cans of chickpeas. Pour the cans through a strainer to drain off the soaking liquid.

OPTIONS:
- Rinse the chickpeas with fresh water and transfer the chickpeas to a serving bowl. Chop 1/4 cup (5 g) of italian parsley and add it to the bowl.
- Place the lid on the can and put it in the refrigerator to chill. The chickpeas are ready when they are lightly wilted and the green color has spread to the tops of the can lids.
- Set aside the soaked chickpeas for now. Depending on how you prepared chickpeas, you'll probably store them in your fridge.
- If you used an open can, you may need to squeeze the lid open a little and gently pour the chickpeas through the strainer to extract them. Keep in mind that you will need 15 pounds (1.5 kg) of chickpeas and let the chickpeas drain into a separate bowl for later use.
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Answer:
Rinse the chickpeas with fresh water and transfer the chickpeas to a serving bowl. Chop 1/4 cup (5 g) of italian parsley and add it to the bowl.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

He grabs a mop and dips it into the bucket and rings out excess water. The mop is wet and he uses it to clean the living room. he
OPTIONS:
- continues mopping while other people try to assist.
- opens a glass door to air the living room.
- then sprays the floor with the mop and is getting ready to blow it, when he is finished, he stops and looks up at the camera.
- grabs a towel and places it on the floor.
A: opens a glass door to air the living room.

Two men are dressed in fencing gear. They are battling on a court with their swords. Green lines occasionally indicate the moves they are making. they

OPTIONS:
- continue to demonstrate moves, while the opponent does a fancy moves himself.
- use character feedback notes to show their moves.
- stab at each other with the swords and jump about the stage.
- continue alternating with one another.
stab at each other with the swords and jump about the stage.