Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A scene is shown of a person in rapid river water in a kayak. He is unable to keep control as he is pushed backward by the rapids. he
OPTIONS:
- battles hard to stay upright in the water as he trains for kayaking.
- waves to the camera and demonstrates the proper way to stay upright and maintain your balance.
- releases the wheel and the kayak flips over.
- makes several jumps in the water as he struggles to stay afloat.
A: battles hard to stay upright in the water as he trains for kayaking.

A man is seen looking to the camera wile holding a razor. he

OPTIONS:
- begins cutting his hair and eventually shaves down to his neck.
- begins shaving his face while moving his eyes out and looking away.
- begins shaving his face while looking into the mirror.
- rubs all over his face and begins shaving his face.

begins shaving his face while looking into the mirror.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A man is standing next a brown horse. People are riding horses along a dirt trail. the horses
OPTIONS:
- are getting a drink of water.
- are gathered at a picnic table.
- chase a calf as the crowd watches.
- are tied up to sticks.

answer: are getting a drink of water.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
The man then picks up a snow brush and ice scraper and begins to brush the snow from the car. the man in the blue jacket

OPTIONS:
- says hello to a neighbor and continues cleaning the car.
- resumes shoveling the snow away from the car.
- holds up his hands.
- is finished and he's smiling while holding his arms up..

Next sentence: says hello to a neighbor and continues cleaning the car.

context: How to find the best gas prices
Take a mental note daily of the gas prices as you drive throughout your local area.
Stop and fill up at the place with the lowest gas price you saw. When traveling long distances, pay attention to the gas prices in various areas so you can have an idea of where to fill up on the way back home.

OPTIONS:
- Call and talk to your friends who drive past other fuel stations in the area. Ask them if they notice a price lower than what you know to be the best price, and visit that location.
- You can also try searching your internet to see what prices are listed on the map. Place the map in a place that is easy to find and then walk around using it.
- Purchase gas at big-box gas stations, supermarkets, or convenience stores. The place that you use to buy gas is likely one of the biggest gas stations in the country.
- Oftentimes, gas prices drop as the road is less trafficked. If you suspect this may be the case, take your time finding the best gas prices online, or in the internet.
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next sentence for the context: Call and talk to your friends who drive past other fuel stations in the area. Ask them if they notice a price lower than what you know to be the best price, and visit that location.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to avoid odometer fraud
Examine the odometer for the number of miles.
Automobiles average about 12 , 000 miles a year. For example, if a car is 5 years old but has far fewer than 60 , 000 miles, the odometer may have been tampered with.
OPTIONS:
- Eyewitnesses won't think the car looks like the vehicle that drove it. On the other hand, travelers should always pay special attention to heavy metals, such as lead, iron, polyethylene, iron, copper, citric acid, since these are all harmful waste gasoline.
- Check for mileage reported on the odometer. Many companies sell mileage reports based on odometer data for multiple reasons, but you must first check your mileage.
- Odometer scams never go away completely; they start quickly, then dismiss the problems. Look at your odometer exactly.
- Look closely at the numbers on the odometer. Some auto makers program odometers to show an asterisk if the mileage is changed.
A:
Look closely at the numbers on the odometer. Some auto makers program odometers to show an asterisk if the mileage is changed.