Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to save an ant and other tiny critters
Understand that ants/spiders usually try to escape if they are in milk or water.
If they can't they usually stop moving, which is why the ant/spider may not be dead.
Put something in the water to rescue the ant/spider.
OPTIONS:
- This could be a straw, a small bottle, or a bucket/pot. Put some animal formula into the water if you wish to save the ant/spider.
- Put food and water in a cup or bowl. Ants can't survive in cow's milk.
- This could be a spoon or if it's a closet your toilet brush could do. Just try to get them on to the item.
- Often, if the ants/spiders pop up out of the water they have a pen-shaped object in their mouth. Always grab the pen to quickly fill the pen with water.
A: This could be a spoon or if it's a closet your toilet brush could do. Just try to get them on to the item.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to benefit from your reading
Keep a reading journal.
In your journal, write a summary of the chapter, a list of vocabulary words that elude or confuse you, and brief discussion about how the section made you feel/what you thought of/meaning, etc.
Choose your reading area.
OPTIONS:
- This means creating a " reading night " either if you will be studying in front of the tv or in your own room. Reading outside is perfect for working out a problem, doing homework, or studying for an exam.
- Choose a place that you can, at your will, devote little time to reading. You could also do this in a cubicle or other enclosed space.
- Read in a comfortable area, but not too comfortable. If you don't care much for reading, reading in bed, or on a comfy couch may not be a good idea.
- Choose your reading spot from the library's book collection list. Many libraries provide reading classes as a part of their resale programs, or they may have subscription programs.
A: Read in a comfortable area, but not too comfortable. If you don't care much for reading, reading in bed, or on a comfy couch may not be a good idea.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

We see a lady riding water skis on a lake. The lady gives thumbs up then thumbs down. The lady falls into the water. we
OPTIONS:
- then see the man talking to the camera.
- see a person land in the water behind the lady.
- see a box in the background.
- see a falling man in the water.
A: then see the man talking to the camera.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man is kneeling down holding a kettle bell. Another man comes up and takes the kettle bell. he
OPTIONS:
- puts a pick in the bottom and moves it around.
- gives it back to the man kneeling down and he begins to work out with it.
- bellows to the two men.
- begins to make a fire in the fire pit.
A:
gives it back to the man kneeling down and he begins to work out with it.