IN: What happens next?

A close up of a contact case is shown and leads into someone washing their hands and putting the contact lens into her eyes. she

OPTIONS:
- cleans her eyes with a cloth and a contact lens while looking down and smiling.
- then pushes her nose in and cheeks and then brushes through the lens.
- shows off her bottles and zooms in on the sink and counter top.
- puts it in with her other contact lens and then puts it in the case as well as her eye and looking off into the distance.

OUT: shows off her bottles and zooms in on the sink and counter top.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A small group of people are seen skating on the ice playing hockey. One player hunches over and two men help him off the ice. the hit

OPTIONS:
- the puck home and people speak to one another.
- is shown again several more times while players skate around.
- each other with the puck as others watch.
- the ball against a goal.
A: is shown again several more times while players skate around.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to handle parents playing favorites as an adult
Debate carefully whether to address the favoritism.
Telling your family members about your feelings might just stir up negativity. On the other hand, it could lead to a productive conversation and a positive resolution.
OPTIONS:
- Try asking your family members how they'd feel if they were another parent and see what happens. Or, in that case, you might think your kids would be better served without a parent playing favorites.
- Take your individual family situation into account as you consider whether to speak up. If you think your parents aren't intentionally making you or your siblings feel left out, a tactful conversation might be appropriate.
- If you're in a bind regarding whether your parents will accept favoritism, decide if it's worth it to try to uncover the root cause. Have you noticed how your parent's comments affect your emotions and decisions at school? Look for the underlying reasons behind your brother's antics.
- The best impression you have to make is the statement that the favoritism makes you glad you told them. Perhaps you have a lot of trouble deciding for yourself why your parents don't like to play favorites.

OUT: Take your individual family situation into account as you consider whether to speak up. If you think your parents aren't intentionally making you or your siblings feel left out, a tactful conversation might be appropriate.

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

A long haired man operates a boat and the boat drags a man water skiing across the water. a man in glasses

OPTIONS:
- speaks to the camera.
- glasses and a red shirt shows several tricks pushing a sailboat on the water grabbing as much of the energy as he can.
- is holding onto a kite as the boat slows down.
- walks alongside the boat as the boat moves.
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Answer:
speaks to the camera.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man mounts a beam in a gym. He spins around the beam multiple times. he
OPTIONS:
- dismounts and does another beam flip.
- then dismounts from the beam.
- dismounts the beam and dismounts again.
- continues spinning and dismounts several times.
A: then dismounts from the beam.

How to save energy automatically with your computers
Use energy-efficient computer models.
Some computers have been manufactured and tested specifically to ensure that they consume less energy.
Verify that your computers have an energy star logo or other government-supported logo, which indicates that the computers save costs on energy bills and are designed to help reduce pollutants that are harmful to the environment.

OPTIONS:
- Download and install a new operating system. If you're simply content programming for fun, but very intelligent, you'll need a system that is compatible with faster computer systems.
- If the logo does not include this logo or identifying features, then your computer model may be defective or unusable. Look for a lower spf versus b12 rating.
- Use laptop computers instead of desktop computers. The majority of laptops only burn between 15 and 60 watts when in use; whereas desktop computers burn between 70 and 200 watts when in use.
- Verify that your batteries are compatible with computers with live, static electricity. Check if your computer has live cable and connections, which contribute to energy costs.
Use laptop computers instead of desktop computers. The majority of laptops only burn between 15 and 60 watts when in use; whereas desktop computers burn between 70 and 200 watts when in use.