Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to choose a mortgage broker
Get recommendations from others.
Start your search for a mortgage broker by getting recommendations from friends, real estate agents, colleagues, and other homeowners. Your real estate agent will likely have acquaintances in mortgage lending that they have been working with for a long time, or you colleagues might be in a similar financial situation and have advice on which broker to seek out.

OPTIONS:
- Identify the competitive formula for converting commercial mortgage interest rates (apr). Apr refers to interest rate payments that are converted into a mortgage rate.
- It will be beneficial to your search to ask as many others for recommendations as possible. This stage is about collecting information to make the most informed decision possible.
- Find your real estate broker by asking your friends and colleagues. If people ask you for recommendations, they will probably have referrals already.
- Ask family and friends if their mortgages are of similar quality to yours. You can also ask people who own private equity for recommendations.
A: It will be beneficial to your search to ask as many others for recommendations as possible. This stage is about collecting information to make the most informed decision possible.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
Someone is pouring some baking soda in their in the sink, quite a bit actually and spreading it around using the box. They then start to pour some vinegar down the sink. they
OPTIONS:
- start to make the best batch of cookies for waiting and eat one at a time, one at a time, slowly.
- rinse the sink, make a bucket, and put the soap into it.
- watch it all go down the drain and then pour in some more vinegar.
- pour some garden tools into the edge of the sink.

OUT: watch it all go down the drain and then pour in some more vinegar.

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

How to limit smoking cigarettes
Track your cigarette use.
Before you change your behavior, you need to understand your current situation. Take a baseline, or keep a count, of how many cigarettes you smoke in a day.

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- Label from there if you want to control how much smoke you're adding. For example, if you take a total of one cigarette every day, for example, you could reduce your use by 30-45 %.
- The number of cigarettes you smoke each day can be easily broken down into metric minutes. This technique is especially helpful for people with smoking disorders.
- You can use a calendar, notebook, journal, poster board, or anything that helps you track it consistently. As you track your consumption, try to notice if there are any patterns.
- Have you ever used 5 , 10 , 20 , 30-thirty? If so, how long did it take you to quit smoking? You'll be much more aware of how much your smoking interferes with your behavior. Ask yourself whether you want to quit and whether or not you ever smoked this cigarette.
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Answer:
You can use a calendar, notebook, journal, poster board, or anything that helps you track it consistently. As you track your consumption, try to notice if there are any patterns.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to buy a used airplane
Choose the right airplane for you.
Determine what your needs are now, not what you expect them to be in the future. Are you going to use the airplane primarily for family trips, or will it be used for business? Also consider your budget.
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- If you are planning to drive your friends and family into town or if you will have to commute to and from work, you will need a good plane. It could be a mercedes or other classic old model.
- What you pay for an aircraft is only part of the cost of ownership. Don't forget to include the cost of operation and maintenance.
- What do you need it for? Taking into account what you will be doing for money, and the vacation time you plan to take. Decide whether you want a smaller or larger airplane.
- Ensure in advance of the flight what you need : Enough seats to accommodate several passengers. Children need enough room for themselves and will thrive in a smaller space.
A: What you pay for an aircraft is only part of the cost of ownership. Don't forget to include the cost of operation and maintenance.

A man is shown cleaning a window with a tool. The man steams up the window. the man

OPTIONS:
- scrapes the steam off of the window.
- turns off the camera.
- rips off onion rings and flattens the corners of the window.
- uses a clear substance on a container.

scrapes the steam off of the window.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A woman is seen standing behind a counter speaking to the camera and pointing to various ingredients. She pours oil into a hot pan and begins mixing ingredients together in the pan. she

OPTIONS:
- then stirs everything and shakes it up while standing next to the fire.
- screams in delight over the pan and shows pregnant belly up.
- continuously pours quarters into the pan and mixes them around.
- boils noodles into a pot and mixes it together in the pan and serves it onto a plate..

Next sentence:
boils noodles into a pot and mixes it together in the pan and serves it onto a plate.