Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to deal with people who put you down
Avoid reacting immediately.
When someone puts you down, deal with it by not immediately reacting to him. Giving a quick comeback or getting angry will reinforce his behavior.
OPTIONS:
- Giving a short response back or even a weapon like a comment or threat may immediately put him on notice and causes it to escalate. Ignore new or unwanted behavior without putting up resistance.
- Instead, respond with anger, defensiveness, or even hostility. This might seem like a good use of good common sense to defuse the situation.
- Just keep your cool and walk away without responding or reacting. If he decides to hit you back or say mean things, it's likely that you will end up in a fight or worse.
- It gives him what he wants-a response from you.. also, it's not good for you to act out of anger or other negative emotions.
A: It gives him what he wants-a response from you.. also, it's not good for you to act out of anger or other negative emotions.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

We see a woman dressed in red standing in a room of a house. She is talking about a table in front of her. she
OPTIONS:
- holds up a blade in the air.
- picks up some furniture polish, and applies it to the wood, polishing it with a sock she has put over her hand.
- walks over to it, picks up a pair of shoes, and holds them up.
- pins her hair in two places and puts on makeup.
A: picks up some furniture polish, and applies it to the wood, polishing it with a sock she has put over her hand.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to judge a debate
Learn your schedule.
There are usually several rounds to a tournament. Often, judges will oversee preliminary rounds on their own.
OPTIONS:
- Often, the rounds are free or offered once a week. Pay attention to how often the other team calls meetings.
- If your opponent is not bringing any partners to talk, it usually is best to be the last person competing. This will ensure everyone gets a good in ratio.
- If you're competition school produces seats for match participants, then you will need to see every option offered in the course, of course. If you're competition club spots you, though, then you might have to bring participants to your event each time your event relates to a debate.
- When the tournament proceeds to more advanced rounds, however, there will usually be a panel made of several judges. Checking in with the tournament organizer before the debate gives you the chance to have any deviations from the norm explained to you.
A: When the tournament proceeds to more advanced rounds, however, there will usually be a panel made of several judges. Checking in with the tournament organizer before the debate gives you the chance to have any deviations from the norm explained to you.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man comes out of a gate on a horse. He lassos and ropes a calf. he
OPTIONS:
- then jumps down and ties the calf.
- holds up his hat and walks up on the horse.
- pulls the calf off the horse and tosses it onto a pile of sticks in a field.
- ropes the calf and dismounts.
A:
then jumps down and ties the calf.