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

The lady rubs the dress and straitens it out. The lady puts a shirt on the board then puts it back in the basket. the lady

OPTIONS:
- puts the new clothes on and takes them off.
- folds the dress, smiles and the scene ends.
- gets on a green bike and puts the case on the back of it.
- pulls a handle of a tool.
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Answer:
folds the dress, smiles and the scene ends.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to cope with being in love with a fictional character
Know you are not alone.
You are not the only person out there who is attracted to a fictional character. Chances are, you aren't even the only person attracted to that particular character.
OPTIONS:
- You also may be more attracted to someone who is physically more of a person, like the current detective of the some movies in the same genre. Don't let your ego get the best of you.
- If someone makes a comparison to you, chances are he or she intends to make the same comparison in the future. Because you are not alone, you are bound to experience some pretty dysfunctional emotions and a lot of tough moments.
- You can feel as if you and this character are compatible despite all that goes around. Make sure you do not compare yourself to these fictional characters.
- Even without falling in love, many people can take emotional and verbal cues from characters they see portrayed in fiction. Romantic feelings are just one way fictional characters can affect our real life.
A: Even without falling in love, many people can take emotional and verbal cues from characters they see portrayed in fiction. Romantic feelings are just one way fictional characters can affect our real life.

Man is talking to the camera in a seashore holding a bottle of sunscreen. The man pour sunscreen on her hands and is talking about it. then the man

OPTIONS:
- show her more sunscreen and she tell him more about it and take a few sips and sticks it in her neck and drinks.
- see the sunscreen on the beach and pours oil on the bottle as a woman is sitting on the beach watching.
- puts sunscreen on her eyes and face.
- spread the sunscreen in his hands and in his face.

spread the sunscreen in his hands and in his face.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to make mint buttercream
Whip butter in a standing mixer.
Place the butter in a stand mixer that has a paddle attachment. Turn the mixer on medium-high and whip, turning off the mixer every now and then to scape down the sides and ensure that all the butter gets whipped.
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- Spread the buttercream on cookie sheets or on thick sheet pans. Spread the buttercream on parchment paper or cake pans with parchment paper or a flexible pan liner if you have a big cookie sheet.
- While the butter is beating, be sure to turn the mixer off so you're not accidentally working the butter into the mixer. Combine the starchy ingredients and whisk in the wet ingredients.
- The paddle attachment is a circle-shaped device with a plate with you whisk. Scrape your whisk under whatever sour cream you are using on a small portion of the bowl.
- Keep whipping the butter until it's fluffy, around 8 minutes. If you don't have a standing mixer, you can mix the frosting by hand, but the texture will be heavier and creamier rather than light and fluffy.

answer: Keep whipping the butter until it's fluffy, around 8 minutes. If you don't have a standing mixer, you can mix the frosting by hand, but the texture will be heavier and creamier rather than light and fluffy.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A man then takes center stage an lifts are heavily weighted barbell over his head. A score board is shown. the man

OPTIONS:
- throws the barbell and it flies toward the red scoreboard scored above.
- lifts the barbell and cheers.
- leaps into the air high above the arena.
- drops the barbell and the crowd cheers..

Next sentence: drops the barbell and the crowd cheers.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to paint circles
Choose your graphite.
A very light shade of graphite is ideal to prevent the marks from showing through your paint. This is especially important if you paint with watercolours or other thin paint, which requires a 6h pencil or an even paler option.
OPTIONS:
- It's okay to have faint pencil lines showing through watercolour, as long as they aren't too obvious. Some artists even use this intentionally, sketching in pencil then applying a very thin wash of paint over it.
- Instead, choose a graphite that is black and puffy in order to achieve the exact shade you want. You can also try using an almost-iridescent shade if you wish to make this look natural and your first attempt will be successful.
- If you use a pencil, you can get it to be that much brighter by dipping it in a uniformly colored graphite darker than you want your circles to be. Graphite is best available in a professional or daseous paint altered with oils.
- Darker grades can produce a whole lot of interesting colors, but very few will be symmetrical, making them much more expensive. Refined graphite is much cheaper than lighter grades.

OUT:
It's okay to have faint pencil lines showing through watercolour, as long as they aren't too obvious. Some artists even use this intentionally, sketching in pencil then applying a very thin wash of paint over it.