Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to cope with being newly disabled
Recognize that a disability means changes, but it won't ruin everything.
Many disabled people can live happy and meaningful lives.
Keep all your doctors' appointments.

OPTIONS:
- The sooner you get from the institution to an appointment with your doctor, the better your chances are of experiencing improvements in both your overall health and well-being. Ask a family and friends to keep tabs on and help you through your health and recovery.
- Health care centers are often busy during the day, so schedule appointments early in the day and make appointments on time. If you are staying at home, get family/friends to visit your home during the day.
- A doctor can help you evaluate your condition and find ways to keep your health in good shape. Don't give up and start skipping them now.
- You may live perfectly normal life, but with a disability you may find that you don't have as many appointments as you used to. But it's important to see specialists, socialize well, and get your doctor's opinion..

Next sentence: A doctor can help you evaluate your condition and find ways to keep your health in good shape. Don't give up and start skipping them now.

context: The man applies his glove to his left hand. The man taps a metal with a soldering iron. The man soldiers on the piece of metal. the man

OPTIONS:
- uses the iron to press wax on a piece of metal.
- cuts the solder nails on the metal with the iron.
- stops soldering the metal.
- reaches up and touches a metal nail.
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next sentence for the context: stops soldering the metal.

IN: What happens next?

They ski down the snowy hill. The man in the orange jacket can be seen in front of him skiing. they

OPTIONS:
- pass a skier with an arrow protruding from his ears.
- ski until they get to the other end and the ski lifts is parked.
- come into a parking lot.
- both stop and talk to a lady at the bottom of the hill.

OUT: both stop and talk to a lady at the bottom of the hill.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to spot signs of illness in parrotlets
Check the quality of the feathers.
Ruffled, thin, patchy, or dull feathers can be a sign that there is something wrong. A disease or parasite may cause the feathers to fall out or the bird may be plucking them from stress.

OPTIONS:
- Pay attention to only the feathers that are level in color. Ruffled feathers are usually the result of overbreeding, parasite control, or another problem.
- If they live alone and pluck their feathers, they may be lonely, not sick! You should still take your parrotlet to the vet, but consider getting them a companion. Examine their skin for swelling or lesions.
- High color and glossy feathers are almost always a sign that something is wrong. The bird may also pick up grain or grain from the feathers.
- If the feathers appear dull and unkempt, the bird may be stressed about something. Check to see if the bird is tall.
A: If they live alone and pluck their feathers, they may be lonely, not sick! You should still take your parrotlet to the vet, but consider getting them a companion. Examine their skin for swelling or lesions.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to talk to a girl if you have a stutter
Let her know you like her.
If you're so stressed about the possibility of stuttering, the girl you're talking to might never know that you like her. Smile at her, and look her in the eyes.
OPTIONS:
- Speak a bit loudly and slowly and smile politely to let her know you like her. Flirting while smiling at someone else and not flirting with them is probably silly.
- Talk to her in soft, soothing tones so that she feels like you care. For example, you might say, " hey, jen, it's so nice to see you again.
- Making eye contact with a girl lets her know you want to know her better. Lean in closer to her when she's talking.
- Be kind and attentive when she's talking to you. If you're nervous about starting a conversation, say something like, " i kind of zone out at first.

OUT: Making eye contact with a girl lets her know you want to know her better. Lean in closer to her when she's talking.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

There is a team of boys dressed in blue uniforms playing soccer against another team of boys dressed in blue striped uniforms in an indoor gym. there

OPTIONS:
- is a man wearing a hat being interviewed about his day.
- are several spectators seated on the side watching the players play soccer.
- are several people seated around a table watching the game as each team attempts to get the ball into the goal.
- are several former defenders playing against opponents dressed in blue uniforms.
A:
are several spectators seated on the side watching the players play soccer.