IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to measure for weather stripping
Use a tape measure to measure the door jam, window sash or other area where you plan to install weather stripping.
Take the measurements from corner to corner and around any areas that you want to place the weather stripping.
Measure the depth of the crack or crevice, too.
OPTIONS:
- Measure the depth of the drip valve wall. Measure the depth of your rainwater drainage pipes.
- Lay the tape measure along the crack or crevice using an x-pattern, then pound the tape measure into the crack or crevice to gauge the depth. Make sure the tape measure still indicates the depth of the crack.
- Measure the area twice to make sure that you are accurate and write the measurements down for when you shop for weather stripping. Visit your local home improvement store to purchase weather stripping.
- Measure out the distance of the crack or crevice. Use another tape measure to get the length of your crack, crevice, width, distance and depth.

OUT: Measure the area twice to make sure that you are accurate and write the measurements down for when you shop for weather stripping. Visit your local home improvement store to purchase weather stripping.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to care for pygmy goats
Determine how much shelter you need.
To make this determination, consider the weather in your area. If you live in a mostly temperate climate, your goats may not need as substantial a shelter as other places.
OPTIONS:
- If, for example, a goat requires room to run around in, an enclosed area with ample shade is ideal. For a non-temperate climate, the goat may consume the shelter.
- Small or large groups might do best in bigger, more humid areas. Larger groups are the best for during the summer months, as the heat and humidity can make it hard to get the goat to stay warm.
- At bare minimum, you should provide a 3-sided structure that offers shelter from the sun and wind. However, if you're in an area that has severe winters, you'll need a full-on barn to protect your animals, though it can be a small one.
- If, however, your goats' immune systems are compromised or if the ground is very wet you may need to consider dividing your space into smaller areas. Identify any other utilities or facilities that are likely to attract pygmy goats.

OUT: At bare minimum, you should provide a 3-sided structure that offers shelter from the sun and wind. However, if you're in an area that has severe winters, you'll need a full-on barn to protect your animals, though it can be a small one.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to get rid of scorpions
Eliminate excess moisture.
Scorpions enter homes looking for water. Keep floors, corners, closets and crawl spaces dry and free of leaks.
OPTIONS:
- Refrain from allowing water to stand in puddles or containers near the exterior of your home. Get rid of bugs in your house.
- Keep the bathroom doors close from the outside so the scorpion can't get to the toilet or baseboard. Pour soapy water over the scorpions.
- If moisture builds up inside you include crawl holes or areas like under furniture and behind furniture, such as bookcases. You can also clean surfaces such as stoves, sinks, and cupboards and remove moisture and mold from pipes.
- Air fill vents and ducts with a humidifier to improve the air flow. Drain moist stones or absorb water with your steam wand, or a paper towel to allow your home to air dry.

OUT:
Refrain from allowing water to stand in puddles or containers near the exterior of your home. Get rid of bugs in your house.