How to cut dryfish
Remove the head by taking a knife and slicing down on the' neck area' behind the eyes and above the gills.
Keep the bottom lip on the fish, but remove the cheeks and gills along with the head.
Move your knife to the base of the tail where the fish's " vent " is.

OPTIONS:
- Cut the point off of the tail just below the' v' visible to you, which is the same as the one that conceals the big shoulder. Cut back down the tail between the ribs.
- This is where you cut through the skin that lays outside of the gill circle on the head. Then, lift up the gills, forcing them upwards.
- Open up the gills that you will be cutting with the blade and use the teeth of your knife. Cut down a length of bone if you have skin on it.
- Starting at this hole, insert your knife and slice the fish upwards towards the head. Slice the fish entirely up the belly until it can be spread open.

Starting at this hole, insert your knife and slice the fish upwards towards the head. Slice the fish entirely up the belly until it can be spread open.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A vet tech is talking behind a table. An orange tabby cat is seated on the table. it
OPTIONS:
- is trying to sleep in the vet's lap.
- gets licked by another orange tabby cat.
- begins to try to eat the veterinarian, but the vet breaks his wrist.
- jumps off as she continues talking.

answer: jumps off as she continues talking.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
He repeats the process in the different sections of the wall that need it. Now he writes on the wall again. next a dog

OPTIONS:
- shows how he cleans the window ray.
- is shown wearing gloves on the wall.
- walks on the wall behind him.
- jumps in front of a wall..

Next sentence: jumps in front of a wall.

context: How to have fun on a long car trip (for grade school kids )
Determine how long you will be gone or driving.
You want to be able to have plenty of ideas and games to keep yourself occupied.
Grab a purse, book bag, mini duffel bag, etc.

OPTIONS:
- These will serve as roadblocks, and limit awkward interactions. Go on a mini bike ride, if you can.
- , to help you carry fun games or toys in for the car trip. Put a couple or black pens, crayons, color pencils, markers in the bag and a notebook so you can draw.
- Have all the things you will need when you get home! Freshen up. Take a shower or take a warm bath before you leave, and get dressed.
- As you travel you may want to go a little longer or shorter. Research what you are going to do on your trip.
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next sentence for the context: , to help you carry fun games or toys in for the car trip. Put a couple or black pens, crayons, color pencils, markers in the bag and a notebook so you can draw.

IN: What happens next?

White text appears on a blue background. a girl in makeup and cheerleading outfit

OPTIONS:
- is on stage in front of a draining tower, she begins to perform with her hands.
- enters a red room full of mirrors with white letters describing her routine.
- is shown at a game.
- is shown next to a makeup screen.

OUT: is shown at a game.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to spend your workday as a commercial lines insurance broker
Start your day with a quick review of your agenda.
Note any meetings or phone calls you have scheduled for the day. These appointment-based tasks form the backbone of an insurance broker's business, and take maximum priority over other scheduled items.
OPTIONS:
- Always write important appointments down in your planner or just take a friend's phone call if it's necessary. Know the information you need to make a timely decision.
- As you plan your day, be aware of any meeting or appointment you plan to attend with your fellow line employees. Set these meeting times so that all of your supervisors at least see the names on a sheet of paper.
- Note the meeting and telephone times if you have a flexible schedule, such as a business meeting on wednesday. A meeting on tuesday also gives you a little extra time to review your agenda.
- Set 30 to 60 minutes before each scheduled appointment to review policy information relevant to the meeting. Do not include drive time or other preparations in this window.

answer:
Set 30 to 60 minutes before each scheduled appointment to review policy information relevant to the meeting. Do not include drive time or other preparations in this window.