Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to shop for clothing for cheer practice
Keep your hair up.
Many gyms and schools prefer high ponytails. If you would like to add a bow, that's up to you.
OPTIONS:
- Consider pinning it back to create a different style, or just go ahead and upend your hairstyle. Backcombing helps keep your hair from tangling as this can result in wild, bouncy curls.
- You will need plenty of hair ties, bobby pins, and a headband to keep hair out of your face. Don't waste a whole lot of make-up for cheer practice.
- Look at your hair by doing some trial and error on how high up you want to lift the crown. Then work on lowering it a bit faster once you've gotten the hang of it.
- Make a lock with ribbon, button the bun, or braid to secure your hair. Consider getting some knit knitted hair, the kind where you make a tail on top so you can see yourself better from the front.
A: You will need plenty of hair ties, bobby pins, and a headband to keep hair out of your face. Don't waste a whole lot of make-up for cheer practice.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A basket of gifts are assembled. A pair of butterfly wings are shown. Varrious forms of paper are rolled up and used. the couple
OPTIONS:
- presents the three letter gift.
- people enter a building with colored tile.
- returns and speaks to the camera.
- is shown again in a ballroom, several rafts and sliders positioned around a body of water.
A: returns and speaks to the camera.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

One then discusses how high your legs should be shaved. The man demonstrates how to lather up your legs. the two men
OPTIONS:
- demonstrate by scrubbing and rinsing the hair products on their hand.
- demonstrate how to use a razor to shave your legs.
- then house his shaving product on the freshly scrubbed leg and begin shaving.
- briefly discuss.
A: demonstrate how to use a razor to shave your legs.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to deal with being in prison
Gain a new instinct for danger.
You are now living in close quarters to thieves, rapists, murderers, and liars. It is best to trust your gut instinct rather than ignore it.
OPTIONS:
- Feeling frightened or put-off could lead to your own fears and dangerous thoughts. Try to find reasons to be scared and formulate a plan to cope with these behaviors and feelings.
- Be aware of what life would be like if these people arrested you. Go where they lead when they say you are likely to escape.
- If you have a strong feeling that something bad is going to happen, don't think about it; act immediately by finding a safe place. Try not to rationalize in an irrational place.
- That being said, do not assume that you will be put in an unstable state indefinitely based on your gut instincts. These will only become more apparent as you become more willing to trust a criminal.
A:
If you have a strong feeling that something bad is going to happen, don't think about it; act immediately by finding a safe place. Try not to rationalize in an irrational place.