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

How to blog using your smart phone
Log in to your blog on the internet from any computer.
Access the settings section of your blog.
Each blog contains a settings section that allows to indicate and modify your blogging preferences.

OPTIONS:
- All blogging settings, including comments and posts, should be at the bottom of the settings page. Disable the " profile " feature.
- Click on the drop-down arrow, and select " settings. " the settings section will give you control over your blog's filters, messages, and settings.
- Navigate to the " email " section of your blog settings. On some blogging platforms, this option may read as " email and mobile.
- Start off by clicking the color " settings " button at the top right of your blog. Go to " switch lists " near the top of the settings section.
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Answer:
Navigate to the " email " section of your blog settings. On some blogging platforms, this option may read as " email and mobile.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to choose dental floss
Choose a thick floss when you have large gaps.
If you have large spaces between your teeth, pick an extra thick floss. Some options include dental tape or super dental floss.
OPTIONS:
- If you have small gaps between your teeth, a thicker floss might work fine. You should also avoid super floss, as it'll damage the fine plastic coating of your teeth.
- Choosing a thicker floss will help ensure that you are actually flossing all the surfaces of your teeth and makes flossing easier. You'll know you have gaps if a normal dental floss slides in very easily, and you see ample space around it.
- However, since dental floss is so wide and heavy, you'll need to pick a thinner one which is less brittle than regular dental floss. If your mouth has a very narrow gap between your teeth and your gums, choose an extra floss.
- You can pick between super and super thick floss with two or four slits in the end to allow blood to be expelled. Weigh your dental floss before you purchase it so you know how much dental floss you'll need.
A: Choosing a thicker floss will help ensure that you are actually flossing all the surfaces of your teeth and makes flossing easier. You'll know you have gaps if a normal dental floss slides in very easily, and you see ample space around it.

A compilation of professional wrestler kevin owens performing power bombs on many wrestlers, in the beginning of the video he enters the building with a confident look, as he proceeds to get in he performs multiple power bombs. the ending of the video

OPTIONS:
- has a subscriber message.
- is an intro in white letters with the website over it.
- ends with the closing graphics shown on the screen.
- video is black and white black.

has a subscriber message.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to improve grades near the end of the semester
Set up a meeting.
If you're doing poorly in a class, the first thing you should do is reach out to your professor. Let her know that you're struggling and that you take her class seriously, and see if she's available to talk about your grade and possible studying strategies to turn it around.
OPTIONS:
- If you find it difficult to work the next day, schedule your meeting with your professor via email or through a phone call. Do your homework according to the assignment.
- Remember that your professor may be going out of her way to meet with you outside of class. Be appreciative and show respect.
- Suggest getting coffee or talking with her after class. Mention whether or not you're okay with a one-on-one discussion about problems with your exam that you haven't discussed with your professor.
- Some professors recommend you schedule regular meetings with them. For example, you could ask them to meet at your house from 6 a.m.

answer: Remember that your professor may be going out of her way to meet with you outside of class. Be appreciative and show respect.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to make glow in the dark paint
Choose a glow in the dark powder.
You can find glow in the dark, or phosphorescent, powders online or at some craft and art supply stores.
The powders come in a variety of colors and particle sizes.

OPTIONS:
- You want them to be in the exact right size and shapes. The glow will go best with the items you're using.
- Stir the powder into the hot liquid until dissolved. Add the powder to the liquid, waiting for a minute or two until it's absorbed.
- Larger particles are brighter, but also make a rougher paint which can create a speckled look. Smaller particles create a smoother paint, but don't glow as brightly.
- Be sure to choose one that flatters your body shape and eye color. Avoid using a translucent powder to add shimmer..

Next sentence: Larger particles are brighter, but also make a rougher paint which can create a speckled look. Smaller particles create a smoother paint, but don't glow as brightly.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to cope with a subject you hate
Contextualize the subject.
Sit down and ask yourself why you don't enjoy this particular subject. When you're able to identify and contextualize what you don't like about a subject, you can take steps to correct the issue.
OPTIONS:
- Ask yourself why you're having trouble with this subject or class. Is it because you don't understand a particular concept? Do you dislike the instructor or your classmates? Are you bored? If you dislike the instructor or your classmates, understand that classes do have time limits.
- If your main purpose for disliking this subject is to work out ways to stop that behavior, find ways to reward yourself for doing so. If you feel obligated to work, for example to watch your sister's favorite television show, do so.
- A simple way to prevent this is to identify a project or assignment that you dislike or hate. Often, the issue won't be one you have an interest in if you look out a window and observe where you're not.
- Oftentimes, we downplay things we dislike. For example, people like to paint their faces, but our tastes are not as strongly contextualized as we want them to be.

OUT:
Ask yourself why you're having trouble with this subject or class. Is it because you don't understand a particular concept? Do you dislike the instructor or your classmates? Are you bored? If you dislike the instructor or your classmates, understand that classes do have time limits.