Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to lift an object properly to avoid strain
Plan your move.
Make sure any obstacles are removed prior to lifting the object.
Determine if the load is too heavy to lift normally by pushing it along its resting surface to test its weight.
OPTIONS:
- Keep an eye out for obstacles in the process as they will be dependent upon which position your object lays upon. Measure the weight of the object as in this example.
- If it feels loose in your hands, this is likely to be the case. Know how long it takes to lift an object in a set number of repetitions.
- Gather items to help you in lifting should you determine the weight is too much. Ask a coworker for help, or gather other items to help you such as a pallet jack, cart, or hand truck.
- Consider taking the object on the patch test. Do some further testing to make sure the object is heavy enough for you to lift and not shift along too sharp or erratic angles.
A: Gather items to help you in lifting should you determine the weight is too much. Ask a coworker for help, or gather other items to help you such as a pallet jack, cart, or hand truck.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A girl moves around with a hula hoop doing various movements. The people continuing dancing around her in various motions. the girl
OPTIONS:
- moves slowly while spinning the hoop in her hands.
- lets her body carried by the hula hoop.
- mounts a tightrope and jumps along the rope.
- spins her hula hoop around her head.
A: spins her hula hoop around her head.

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How to get rid of garden moles
Place toxic baits in the tunnels.
Toxic baits will resemble earthworms, which are the mole's primary food source. Find a tunnel running through your garden and dig into it.
OPTIONS:
- You can dig once each day for best results. Check your hardware store for toxic baits, as your kids will enjoy using your toy to dig into the tunnel on their own.
- Drop 1 of the baits into the tunnel and then fill in the hole you dug. Place 3 or 4 baits throughout the tunnel or near exposed molehills.
- The mole needs to climb through your tunnel so earthworms have to climb out and the dead mole can die. Be sure to always draw the tunnel away from the area where you keep your moles.
- This is best done in garden or backyard moles. If a mole is caught on a ledge, such as a window ledge, this will block the mole's opportunity to escape.
A: Drop 1 of the baits into the tunnel and then fill in the hole you dug. Place 3 or 4 baits throughout the tunnel or near exposed molehills.

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How to make ink from tea
Gather materials.
For this process, you are going to need black tea, water, and a thickening agent (either gum arabic or cornstarch). Some recipes also call for vinegar, which can make your ink a bit more uniform in color.
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- For this recipe, you'll also need : Ink wooden block with bare, water-soluble wood handle a cutting board small and medium sized stainless steel or glass container a thin yardstick or coffee grinder Cut your wood. At this point, there is a debate on the grade of your wood.
- Before you begin, it's best to gather a collection of ingredients. Here's what you'll need : 1 part water , 1 part white vinegar , 1 part honey, and a blender.
- You will also need a few measuring spoons, a metal or wooden spoon, a strainer (if using loose tea), and a ceramic bowl. Finally, if you intend to bottle your ink, you'll need a small glass bottle with a screw-top lid.
- Here's what you will need : Approximately three/4 cup of vinegar 1 teaspoon of salt-a pinch of salt will make up roughly two pounds of ink. Three teaspoons of white vinegar can make between 12 and 24 ounces of ink.
A:
You will also need a few measuring spoons, a metal or wooden spoon, a strainer (if using loose tea), and a ceramic bowl. Finally, if you intend to bottle your ink, you'll need a small glass bottle with a screw-top lid.