IN: What happens next?

How to do an email blast
Have a clear purpose for the blast.
Email blasting customers or partners is not an arbitrary task. Each blast should have a concise purpose before you begin to draft it.

OPTIONS:
- If you are communicating with your email carrier about customer complaint, you need to have clear purpose for each blast. Consider creating a clear mission for each blast and indicating a space for the message to be left by the prospect of the blast once it begins.
- Determine what you're trying to deliver and how you want the recipients to react to the email. The blast's purpose could be enticing customers to purchase something, updating employees on a new project or initiative, or a newsletter to recap the month's events.
- This purpose is simply to inform customers or collaborate on how they will be affected by your email blast. Call up your website and get a " page " or " email " to develop a mission.
- To begin with, the rest of the blast need to direct the prospect forward. You can start by stating that the blast is brief but immediately identifying you, providing basic instructions.

OUT: Determine what you're trying to deliver and how you want the recipients to react to the email. The blast's purpose could be enticing customers to purchase something, updating employees on a new project or initiative, or a newsletter to recap the month's events.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man is sitting on a chair next to a talk show host. A woman is hosting a beer pong tournament, and the two men go over to the table. they

OPTIONS:
- begin passing around beer and yelling at each other.
- pass and hit the ball back and fourth to each other.
- nod their heads as they talk, and go to a white tile floor, gambling and drinking beer.
- drink and try to throw the balls into the cups.
A: drink and try to throw the balls into the cups.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A large mountain covered in snow with scarce trees is visible. someone
OPTIONS:
- begins skiing and then a man in an orange snow suit begins talking.
- starts some humes and begins going down the hill on the path.
- is shoveling from a parking lot in front of his building.
- is rappelling up a side of a mountain into a pit.

OUT: begins skiing and then a man in an orange snow suit begins talking.

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

We see a man preparing and throwing shotput. we

OPTIONS:
- see the man throw a shotput and warmth course through.
- see a man running to measure the distance.
- see the shotput and ingredients on the counter.
- see the people preparing and walking on the street.
****
Answer:
see a man running to measure the distance.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to know if you have a cavity
Know that cavities are holes in your teeth.
These can be visible, but they may not be. These holes in your teeth are caused by tooth decay.
OPTIONS:
- Untreated, they can cause a great deal as pain as well as damage to your teeth, bones, gums, and even make you very ill. If they become infected, you will need to seek medical attention to prevent abscesses and the spread of infection.
- Also, dentists often consider cavities to be small enough to fit through the tooth. Cavities are not painful, but can be hard to repair by moving around.
- There is evidence to support the formation of cavities, but dentists strongly disagree whether they are the problem. These holes are also true for cavities under the gum line.
- Cavities are often located on the roof of your mouth. Cavities can also be found on your gums, under your tongue, or anywhere around your upper lip.
A: Untreated, they can cause a great deal as pain as well as damage to your teeth, bones, gums, and even make you very ill. If they become infected, you will need to seek medical attention to prevent abscesses and the spread of infection.

How to measure company growth
Lay out company objectives so that you can determine progress.
If you have goals to meet, not only do you have something to strive for, but you have something to measure against. When setting your objectives for your company, don't set yourself up to fail.

OPTIONS:
- Strive for what you hope to achieve and don't follow any pitfalls. For example, if you think your company will grow by 45 percent in one year, you may want to set yourself back a bit.
- Define the patterns that you notice about company growth over the past five years. This will help you identify how you'll reach your goals.
- This tendency places too much pressure on your work and sends frustration to your employees. For example, if a company has increased in productivity and is in a relatively good economic position, you need to determine if they are advancing toward their ideal growth.
- Be realistic about what you can achieve so that you can be successful at achieving it. In the same way, don't lower your expectations so that you can easily accomplish your objectives.
Be realistic about what you can achieve so that you can be successful at achieving it. In the same way, don't lower your expectations so that you can easily accomplish your objectives.