IN: What happens next?

How to run a mile race
Get ready mentally.
If you think you can't run a fast mile, then you probably won't. Think positive thoughts, especially while you're running, and have someone in your family, or maybe just a friend, tell you positive things.

OPTIONS:
- ( i.e " this race is all yours! " " that kid in the red is your only competition, but you can leave him in the dust. ") you will be surprised how much faster you will run with positive thoughts in your head.
- Pick a day or time to run. However, if you can probably sprint long distances all day long, think about jogging 15 hours a day if you're still a college student.
- You'll be able to relax and start working harder to cross the finish line. That's the best thing you can do to motivate yourself, not other people's.
- You might say " hi " more than once, or participate in conversation that anyone can hear. This will help you to feel better about yourself.

OUT: ( i.e " this race is all yours! " " that kid in the red is your only competition, but you can leave him in the dust. ") you will be surprised how much faster you will run with positive thoughts in your head.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Ladies are playing volley ball outside. A female hits the ball twice. a lady

OPTIONS:
- bounces the ball and takes two hits.
- hits the ball backward with a stick.
- touches a teammate's arm.
- hits several times the ball.
A: touches a teammate's arm.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to paint a table
Separate any pieces that you don't want stuck together.
If your table has a leaf, pull it slightly open so the leaf doesn't touch the edges of the main table. This way, the paint won't seal the pieces together when it dries.
OPTIONS:
- After the leaf is still hanging between the inner side of the tables, separate the pieces or just place them flat side down on a paper plate lined with painter's tape. The leaf should be free of obstructions, such as plumb lines.
- However, if the leaf stays open, it is not hard enough to get paint to stick to the table and ruin the look. After painting, use a brush to pick up or smooth any excess paint and sealant and hide any leftover debris.
- If you make a mistake, fix it right up. Be careful not to damage any of the parts of the table that were originally painted.
- If your table has no leaf, there's no need to take pieces apart. Sand down the tabletop to remove any thick varnish or imperfections.

OUT: If your table has no leaf, there's no need to take pieces apart. Sand down the tabletop to remove any thick varnish or imperfections.

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

How to measure process improvement
Define what needs to be measured.
That is, define what exactly you mean by improvement. Do you want your process to more reliable, faster, more efficient, or better in some other way? This brings clarity to the project.

OPTIONS:
- Questions for you and your team to ask will vary from project to project. Some people might have a problem measuring simple changes to bigger changes quickly, while others will have a problem measuring full improvement through the product development phase.
- Be sure that your process produces an output that can be measured in some way. For example, a company wanting to improve delivery speed would measure time.
- Ask yourself what's already being measured. Do you want to see how the results will improve over time, or do you want to see how things will continue in some other way? Rate how complete you achieve your goal.
- Consider the following questions : Would your process need to improve in which case would your process be able to run if the project had given a safe upgrade to the equipment or pictures at the end? List strengths and weaknesses. You should include some common strengths that you want to measure improvement.
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Answer:
Be sure that your process produces an output that can be measured in some way. For example, a company wanting to improve delivery speed would measure time.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A baby is shown floating upside down in a pool. trainers
OPTIONS:
- are teaching the child how to stay afloat.
- stand by to catch the baby as the baby tries to swim away.
- are holding her while she watches a boy turn her on.
- hold him underwater while a child prepares to go swimming.
A: are teaching the child how to stay afloat.

How to preserve dead flowers
Trim excess material.
Get rid of any extra leaves, branches, or other foliage growing from the stem with your fingers or a pair of scissors. If desired, clip the stem to a shorter length if it is longer than six inches, but leave at least a half-foot of length.

OPTIONS:
- Place the flower (s) well away from direct sunlight once you do so that they do not lose their color. This method works well for any flower that is partially dry and not prone to wilting.
- You can keep the trim short for awhile, but as soon as it is past its recommended height for most flowers, you can cut it to a half-height. This will give you a realistic cut that the flowers won't need for the rest of their growing season.
- Keep the stem shorter if it looks overly tangled, but do leave no excess. If it's a bad idea to trim the foliage, you can pretreat this with gardening primer.
- Store your newly preserved flowers near the soil or next to shrubs. The moisture in springtime will evaporate their blossoms, and keep some fresh flowers from blooming through the rest of the year.
Place the flower (s) well away from direct sunlight once you do so that they do not lose their color. This method works well for any flower that is partially dry and not prone to wilting.