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

How to earn a black belt
Sign up for a class.
Some people think it is okay to study martial arts from a book, but it is not the same. An authentic school is preferable, but the important thing is to be in a class with good teachers.

OPTIONS:
- There are a litany of techniques you will learn to earn a black belt in karate. You will earn your way up the belt ladder, earning different color belts as you make your way to the black belt.
- Try thinking about an instructor who is really knowledgeable about martial arts, but has a good time explaining the technical and experimental aspects of it. Don't be confused about the different styles of martial arts, and only join a class that is appropriate for you.
- In your class you want to be familiar with the program. Make sure you say something like, " i like the program and want to be certified for black belt.
- Visit a local martial arts studio and get the equipment and supplies you will need before spending the project trying to buy a black belt. Near the bottom of each class, write the letters " class.
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Answer:
There are a litany of techniques you will learn to earn a black belt in karate. You will earn your way up the belt ladder, earning different color belts as you make your way to the black belt.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A large body of crystal blue water is shown and a large boat with people are in it. the individuals
OPTIONS:
- began dancing and jumping off the boat and enjoy themselves in the water.
- walk up to skateboards in the water and another group of people are seen inside the boat using equipment and performing various tricks.
- are then shown floating through the water on great surfaces.
- land on the water and begin floating extremely high up.
A: began dancing and jumping off the boat and enjoy themselves in the water.

How to pack for a seven day vacation
Check weather patterns in your destination city.
If you're not leaving for a few weeks or even months, find a list of average highs and lows for the time of year that you're going to a particular place.
Search for averages on wikipedia; the site lists average temperatures in the " climate " section on most pages for countries, states, and provinces.

OPTIONS:
- Look for weather trends in your city or state. For example, if you're going in the warmer months, look for places that offer interesting weather according to season.
- Figure out if you'll be travelling more than 1 day, or several, each time. Ask your hosts or friends if they have any tips about week-to-week weather events.
- You might also google the weather in a given city. For example, you can search " average temperature in chicago in april " to get results that will be helpful for choosing what to pack.
- Most cities have averages posted on your bus and train station schedule, too. Check your local weather forecast before you leave for a week or two before the trip.

You might also google the weather in a given city. For example, you can search " average temperature in chicago in april " to get results that will be helpful for choosing what to pack.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to run the relay in track
Before race day, train with your relay team.
Practice hand-offs and work out together on a regular basis. More than any other event in track, relay teams will benefit from a sense of teamwork and camaraderie.
OPTIONS:
- You can even train in the foreground at home to improve your team dynamic, so potential opponents can track their fellow runners. Place your relay team on one side of the track and your relay team on the other.
- Figure out who's running during each part of the relay. Your coach will probably assign each of you to one part of it anyway, but just make sure this happens some time before the race so you can focus on your part when it's close to race time.
- Lean their systems to their bodies (like an obvious way that their movements can increase their enjoyment and expression), helping them develop overall confidence. Take them to the one-offs and directions they engage in during the race.
- It also means that everyone gets involved and develops ideas, so find people willing to participate on your team who feel happy and committed to the race. Take a training session as a reward.

answer: Figure out who's running during each part of the relay. Your coach will probably assign each of you to one part of it anyway, but just make sure this happens some time before the race so you can focus on your part when it's close to race time.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to use a cement mixer
Pour approximately 1 gallon (3.79 l) of water into the concrete mixer.
Be sure to use the correct amount of water per the cement mix instructions given by your specific mix label. If there is too much water added, the cement mix will come out too thin, become unmanageable, and not dry properly.

OPTIONS:
- If there is not enough water, the mix will become too thick, it will not combine thoroughly, and will become unusable. Open the cement mix bag from the top and pour the entire contents into the cement mixer.
- A water-based cement mixer is ideal because it makes pouring concrete quicker and easier. If you have a liquid concrete mixer, you can also use water itself.
- Add a short amount of water gradually into the cement mix about 20 seconds before starting. Mix in about one inch at a time and keep working until the concrete is almost completely wet, adding more water as needed to accommodate.
- If you are unsure how much water to use, or if the label tells you how much cement to use, write down your ratios. Pump the mixture onto the concrete surface..

Next sentence: If there is not enough water, the mix will become too thick, it will not combine thoroughly, and will become unusable. Open the cement mix bag from the top and pour the entire contents into the cement mixer.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to make a job offer to prospective candidates
Ask about the candidate's prior and expected income.
You need to be sure that any candidate you interview might be in a position to accept your job. An important piece of information you need to gather is how much the candidate has made in previous jobs.
OPTIONS:
- Unfortunately, you can't predict everything about the candidate's particular job. At the minimum, you should know the following : What year of age the candidate was born.
- You could put a question on a written application asking the candidate to list their salary for their past three jobs. You should also consider the differences in cost of living between the sites of the old job and new job, and also impact of state income taxes in each area.
- Check with the candidate's bank account or check their credit report for indications that they have taken out a down payment on their bills. Also pay attention to whether or not they have had a previous job in the past.
- Review job listings online to get a general idea of how much the candidate will need to make positive changes. Think about the candidate's salary (if he or she really isn't employed), his or her current salary and his or her current position (if not hired).

OUT:
You could put a question on a written application asking the candidate to list their salary for their past three jobs. You should also consider the differences in cost of living between the sites of the old job and new job, and also impact of state income taxes in each area.