IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to mince ginger
Trim the ginger.
Usually ginger comes in a big piece with branches attached at odd angles. Depending on the amount of ginger that you need, you may want to take a piece from the larger part of the root, or you may just want a couple of small branches.
OPTIONS:
- If you are using all of the root, trim the branches, so that you can peel them separately. If a few bits of ginger skin don't bother you, don't trim the branches.
- Use a pair of sharp scissors, or a sharp fork to trim the root of the ginger. The best time to trim ginger is when it isn't freshly cut.
- If you're planning on cutting ginger stems, check out how to mince ginger before making a chop, also. Work the ginger into clumps.
- Remove the bulb (the tip) of the ginger and discard it. You'll still end up with 4 pieces.

OUT: If you are using all of the root, trim the branches, so that you can peel them separately. If a few bits of ginger skin don't bother you, don't trim the branches.

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

How to afford daycare for second child
Make a budget.
Making a budget is essential because it shows you what you make, what your expenses are, and where you can afford to cut. Sticking to that budget can be difficult, but doing so can help you get closer to affording that second child.

OPTIONS:
- As you file your income report, try to assess the area of your budget that you can make more money with. The more areas you budget, the more money you will make.
- Look for expenses you may not be able to afford up front because of the year you are in school. If you live in a large area, you may need tuition or other form of financial assistance.
- Make a list of all your expenses. This will help you decide if you want a second child, how much you are willing to raise, what your bread allowance is, and the rest of your monthly expenses.
- Start by figuring out exactly how much you make. Of course, your income may vary, but do your best to figure out what your total income is.
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Answer:
Start by figuring out exactly how much you make. Of course, your income may vary, but do your best to figure out what your total income is.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A small child is seen standing with her hands on her hips and between jumping down a hop scotch outline. she
OPTIONS:
- begins jumps down the chalk then finishes walking away.
- continues jumping down disappearing and grab a man standing behind her who catches her.
- jumps all the way down and speaks to the camera in the end.
- then jumps over another quickly and perform a three foot stunts before hurls herself across the board.
A: jumps all the way down and speaks to the camera in the end.

How to perform a flying side kick
Keep your guard up.
In order to execute a flying sidekick, you need to learn to protect yourself from your opponent's attacks while you wait for an opportunity to use it.
Raise both fists to just below eye level to place them in position to both block strikes as well as to execute offensive movements.

OPTIONS:
- The positioning of your fists to ensure stability and balance is key to accuracy. Being vigilant prevents you from back-hitting and puts you in a vulnerable position for a back-kick.
- Ask a family member to restrain you as you wait for an opportunity to use their guard. Stand back and release your guard as you rapidly launch your kicking arm overhead.
- Position yourself between your opponent and the basket. To execute a flying sidekick, stand in the middle of the basket that you are treating as your opponent's basket.
- Keep your rear elbow tight to the body without touching it. It will protect your solar plexus and ribs.

Keep your rear elbow tight to the body without touching it. It will protect your solar plexus and ribs.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to analyze poetry
Read the poem out loud.
Start by reading the poem aloud several times. Take your time and pronounce each word slowly.
OPTIONS:
- Keep in mind, however, that you have to add and subtract a few words to fully analyze the poem. Focus your attention on the poem and its nuances.
- You should feel confident knowing where each syllable is going and what sound it's making. Pay special attention to the rhythm of each word.
- Be careful not to skip any words or rush through any lines. Each word and line of the poem is important, so spend time listening to how each one sounds.
- Make sure that each letter of each word is sound even, particularly those that start at a point, such as " mary, " " orion, " and " the rock. " Summarize the poem and read it over again.

answer: Be careful not to skip any words or rush through any lines. Each word and line of the poem is important, so spend time listening to how each one sounds.

IN: What happens next?

The boy turns on the sink faucet. The child uses the faucet nozzle to rinse out the sink. the boy

OPTIONS:
- puts his head under small tap running water.
- uses the pump again to rinse out the sink.
- drains the water using a paper towel.
- returns the sink nozzle to the faucet and turns off the water.

OUT:
returns the sink nozzle to the faucet and turns off the water.