IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to freeze swiss chard
Rinse your swiss chard.
You can mix rainbow chard with green or white varieties. Plan to freeze the chard within 6 hours of picking to preserve nutrients.
OPTIONS:
- Because each plant produces a different type of chard, you'll need to choose the best leafy foliage at which to freeze your chard. Most swiss chard blends are blended perfectly with green foliage, so you can begin looking for green and white chard early in the season.
- You can re-ice a chard if it is not ready to eat right away. Blanch your chard as per usual.
- If you are picking it from your garden, cut it at the base of the stem in the early morning for best results. Cut the thick stems away from the leaves.
- Move your chard to a cold, dry place so you don't freeze it for too long. Wrap the chard in plastic wrap.

OUT: If you are picking it from your garden, cut it at the base of the stem in the early morning for best results. Cut the thick stems away from the leaves.

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

How to know if you have anxiety
Watch for episodes of excessive or intense worry.
Perhaps the most characteristic feature of anxiety is a long-lasting or intense feeling of dread and tension. Sufferers of anxiety often find themselves worrying constantly, even when they have nothing in particular to worry about.

OPTIONS:
- These episodes can correlate to any issues we have with one another. Pay attention to what you're thinking about.
- These fears can accompany anxiety symptoms like anxiety or block picture information from the brain, or they can be alleviated with practice or outside noise. Anxiety can also hamper sleep; however, it may manifest itself in more than a few interactions with non-existent sources of anxiety.
- Worrying is often accompanied by physical tension and jitteriness, and is characterized by a pessimistic attitude, and an anticipation of the worst outcome in the situation causing the worry. Identify feelings of blankness or being unreal.
- The anxiety may then run its course, only to become worse and more intense. Pay attention to any tense or tension you feel and how it interferes with your daily life.
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Answer:
Worrying is often accompanied by physical tension and jitteriness, and is characterized by a pessimistic attitude, and an anticipation of the worst outcome in the situation causing the worry. Identify feelings of blankness or being unreal.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The person piercing the girls tounge now is use a tool to hold her tounge out so she can make the hole, now she leaves the niddle in her tounge and screw on a piece to the bottom of the niddle to the niddle want come out. finally the girl
OPTIONS:
- is ready and now she's having a real good time she reaches into the bag and pulls the nige out and the piercing piercing woman gets it out and puts it on the black hole and screws on a hula hoop and the piercing woman is shown again and she bites her lip and smiles.
- looks in the mirror and shows her friends how it looks.
- completes the piercing and the scar disappears.
- is done and has the operation and then she lays on the table with her head down and doesn't move part of her body.
A: looks in the mirror and shows her friends how it looks.

A man is seen speaking to the camera and lead into him riding a horse and hitting a ball. the man

OPTIONS:
- bounces up and down along the side and ends by speaking to the camera.
- continues riding along the beach while reeling in the ball.
- continues riding around and jumping off of his horse into another mans hands.
- continues riding along the field holding a stick and hitting a ball.

continues riding along the field holding a stick and hitting a ball.

question: Complete the next sentence:

She dries the counter and or some oil on to the wood and begins to rub it in. the video
OPTIONS:
- shows several other products she is showing how to use with the drumsticks as a model but progresses to a woman rolling a mattress on the floor.
- runs for an hour and the dirt is still there, it has dirt in it but it has grass in it and colored products are in them.
- ends with the closing caption shown on the screen.
- ends with note about how the video looked as it looks.

answer: ends with the closing caption shown on the screen.

IN: What happens next?

How to deal with talkative students
Use proximity to attempt to quiet the student first.
Simply stand near the talking student to get them to quiet down. Without interrupting your instruction, move near the talker, continuing to talk.

OPTIONS:
- Speak in a low, soothing voice as you move. You might say, " are you aware of how far away you are? " or, " what do you need to do to help someone in this situation? " Face the teen.
- You may even place your hand on their desk or on their shoulder to gain their attention. It also helps to move about the classroom as you talk, which is called mobility and proximity.
- Say something like, " i know you're one of us, alex " or " i was just thinking of myself as different from him. " Find a quiet place to observe the student.
- Again, waiting until the student has stopped talking during an interaction to try to quiet the student down. Attempt to socialize the patient by speaking to the patient.

OUT:
You may even place your hand on their desk or on their shoulder to gain their attention. It also helps to move about the classroom as you talk, which is called mobility and proximity.