IN: What happens next?

How to protect a basement from flooding
Get a propane or natural gas generator.
Do not waste your time buying a gasoline powered generator. You will have to be at home at the time of the power outage to start it.

OPTIONS:
- This generator should be at least 10 ft (4.6 m) or less. One gallon (3.7 l) of propane, combined with a common gas, is likely to have a significant footprint on your basement.
- Electricity goes directly into your basement and should be replaced every 10 days for at least 5 years. You should also make sure the generator is rated with the appropriate efficiency and appropriate waste content.
- Above all else, you want to make sure that you water the basement well in case of a fire. Check the system often to make sure that there are no electrical issues.
- You'll also have to keep returning to your home to add gasoline. There is a wide variety of propane or natural gas generators that run automatically when your power goes out.

OUT: You'll also have to keep returning to your home to add gasoline. There is a wide variety of propane or natural gas generators that run automatically when your power goes out.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to convert yards to meters
Determine the number of meters in a yard.
There are 0.9144 meters in every yard. Simply multiply that number by the number of yards to get the number of meters.

OPTIONS:
- The formula to convert yards to meters is: m = yd x 0.9144. This calculation was determined in 1958 by the united states and commonwealth countries, such as canada, australia, and new zealand.
- Add up the number of meters to get the number of yards the yard has. This ensures that you get a decimal sum of 0.9144 meters, which is the first set of yards that you will convert.
- Multiply the number of meters in a yard by the number of liters. This number will result in the number of liters of soil per square foot of pavement.
- That number will give you your p value. Your p value would be 0.635, in which case you would use 200 yards.
A: The formula to convert yards to meters is: m = yd x 0.9144. This calculation was determined in 1958 by the united states and commonwealth countries, such as canada, australia, and new zealand.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to help someone who is moving
Understand the moving plan.
Talk to the person moving about the logistics of the move.
Find out if this is a long distance move or just around the corner.
OPTIONS:
- When they move, the person may move a day or even a month apart. Also review the person's name from time to time.
- Ask if there will be professional movers involved, or volunteers only. Take a look at what kind of items will be moved.
- Ask the person to write you a check to make into the bank account. When an individual is moving move the number of boxes in the bank account to 20.
- The move does not have to be permanent. Both of you can move out at the same time each year.

OUT: Ask if there will be professional movers involved, or volunteers only. Take a look at what kind of items will be moved.

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

How to address clasp envelopes
Consider an adhesive label.
If the clasp on your envelope makes it difficult to write legibly, think about purchasing a sticky address label from a post office or stationary store. You can write on the label on a flat surface, then peel it off and fix it onto the envelope.

OPTIONS:
- Adhesive labels are available at post office or stationary stores. These labels allow the envelope's adhesive to help hold it together while it's sealed.
- Write the label on the back, then put it back on the envelope. Glue the letter around the mailhouse.
- This will make writing legible to the recipient. You can also design your own address label.
- If you decide to write directly on the envelope, just continue to the next step. The return address label should be smaller than the main address label.
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Answer:
If you decide to write directly on the envelope, just continue to the next step. The return address label should be smaller than the main address label.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to earn and save money
Look for full time employment.
The first step to building your savings is to get full time or part time employment. You can search for potential jobs online through listing websites or in the classifieds section of your newspaper.
OPTIONS:
- Often, you'll find jobs that require a great deal of extensive experience. If you're in college and live near campus, there are many colleges and universities that can offer full time positions.
- Some employers even have job interviews located on the better business bureau (bbb) website. Look into job interviews and check out job listings in other areas of the city like the parks department or the post office.
- Keep in mind that most jobs will require you to work three to four hours a day. Make sure you're able to graduate before you can work that much for a minimum wage.
- The key to landing a job is to find a position that you are qualified for and that plays to your strengths as an applicant. To increase your chances of employment, you should create a strong resume and a cover letter that is customized for the positions you are applying for.
A: The key to landing a job is to find a position that you are qualified for and that plays to your strengths as an applicant. To increase your chances of employment, you should create a strong resume and a cover letter that is customized for the positions you are applying for.

How to make decisions
Write about your fears.
Journaling about your fears may help you to start to understand them and make a better decision as a result. Start by writing about the decision you need to make.

OPTIONS:
- Describe or list everything that you are worried about regarding this decision. Allow yourself to vent about these fears without judging yourself for having them.
- Write about how you felt when you found out you were pregnant and what your expectations were. Journaling can help you to de-emphasize these thoughts and reframe them as decisions.
- For example, you may write in a journal about your fear of banks. Or, you may write about your fear of being evicted by your landlord because he kicked you out of the apartment.
- It doesn't have to be long. A longer journal will make you less anxious and make it easier to eliminate unrealistic thoughts and to better accept your fears.
Describe or list everything that you are worried about regarding this decision. Allow yourself to vent about these fears without judging yourself for having them.