question: Complete the next sentence:

A little girl in a room standing in front of some chairs is hitting a dora pinata. she
OPTIONS:
- makes an orange drink from a bucket.
- picks it up to throw it but then drops it on the ground when she can't hit it.
- hits it a few times and then its someone else's turn.
- bounces up and down, obviously excited, trying to hit it loud.

answer: hits it a few times and then its someone else's turn.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to end a letter sincerely
Use " sincerely " for formal and personal letters alike.
A basic closing with the word " sincerely " can be safely used with almost any kind of letter. When you're done writing the letter, the basic closing is appropriate for almost all kinds of letters.
OPTIONS:
- Formal letters usually include a line that designates the recipient and the letter's intended recipient, such as the subject. Try to use " sincerely " in conjunction with the " yours, " such as " yours truly " in both informal and formal letters.
- If you're writing a formal letter to someone, you can always use " my deepest thanks " or " my deepest appreciation. " if someone asks for money, it's fine to include " let's see if we can work out how to save up " in your closing.
- You can also use an informal closing like " best wishes " or " wishes " if you need to send more fancy wording to the letter. Some examples of formal and personal letters are : " best wishes " is a better option, as it makes sense and is more substantial than an informal closing.
- Similar basic closings that do the same work as " sincerely " include : Sincerely yours truly warm regards with appreciation thoughts and prayers Don't use a personal pronoun in the pronoun. Closings are usually sentence fragments, not full sentences.

answer: Similar basic closings that do the same work as " sincerely " include : Sincerely yours truly warm regards with appreciation thoughts and prayers Don't use a personal pronoun in the pronoun. Closings are usually sentence fragments, not full sentences.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to sift flour without a sifter
Gather your materials.
If you don't have a sifter handy, you can use a strainer to sift your flour. Find a strainer large enough to hold the amount of flour you need to sift.
OPTIONS:
- Find a bowl slightly larger than the strainer, as you'll be holding the strainer over the bowl. Pour the flour into the strainer.
- If you have a sifter, you can use a slotted spoon to sift flour, without a sifter. If you don't have a sifter, place a clean, undyed paper towel over your container to catch each piece when it comes time to pick it up.
- The strainer you use should be close enough that you won't need to cut into small pieces to sift. Line the strainer with a fine mesh strainer you don't mind breaking.
- If you don't have any more flour than you need to sift, store it in your refrigerator. If not, you can put it in your freezer, next to the flour pouch, and keep it there for 30 minutes so that the flour stops puddling.

answer:
Find a bowl slightly larger than the strainer, as you'll be holding the strainer over the bowl. Pour the flour into the strainer.