context: A view of islands and the evening sky are shown. A woman uses a canvas to paint the images in various colors. she

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- then uses a straw to draw money to get the paint out.
- perfectly creates a painting of the evening sky, complete with trees.
- adds tissue paper, then a poster from a magazine.
- finishes then picks up a leaf blower.
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next sentence for the context: perfectly creates a painting of the evening sky, complete with trees.

IN: What happens next?

A guy in a white tee shirt enters a bedroom. the guy

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- moves the ironing table.
- starts dancing in the room, holding a violin.
- grabs the harmonica from the neck of his pants and begins to play it.
- unplugs an electric guitar and plays the chords on the guitar.

OUT: moves the ironing table.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to treat muscle spasms
Stop doing the activity.
When a muscle spasm begins, stop your activity. Spasms can happen during exercise or while doing normal daily tasks.

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- At the first sign of a spasm, stop what you are doing and try to deal with the spasm. Although they can be painful, there are generally no long-term concerns.
- If you experience muscle spasms, stop the activity immediately and take an ice pack. Complete another activity, such as, walk, bike, or swim when you experience a cramp.
- Stopping activities will help you relax and reduce your risk of further injury. For example, if you are going for a long walk, stop when you begin to feel dizzy or nauseous.
- They are usually mild and last for a few minutes and then go away. They usually happen when you workout in gym or other environments.
A: At the first sign of a spasm, stop what you are doing and try to deal with the spasm. Although they can be painful, there are generally no long-term concerns.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to make it easier to find things in your fridge
Clear out everything in your fridge.
Throw away anything that is expired, spoiled, or otherwise inedible. While you're at it, you might want to.
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- However, don't ever remove anything that isn't boring, smelly, or perishable. Go through the bottom shelf of your fridge for food.
- This is time to start anew! Categorize your fridge items. Keep this simple, so that it is easy to remember and use.
- This includes canned goods and dry goods, cakes, cereals, and the like. Use a batchy jar or a 3-dimensional resealable plastic container for everything.
- Expired doesn't mean no more place to store it. A packaged and unprocessed ice cream, frozen yogurt, fruit, or sour cream are all great ice creams to purchase in the freezer.

OUT: This is time to start anew! Categorize your fridge items. Keep this simple, so that it is easy to remember and use.

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

The four step is to put abrasive powder on a sponge to clean thoroughly the bathroom sink, then the fifth step is to mix vinegar with water. in the sixth step

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- , the person puts the vinegar on a sponge, and then cleans the bathroom sink and the faucet.
- , the host shows how to press powder on brush.
- , the towels are wet and the white towel is soaked in the vinegar.
- , four steps is finished.
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Answer:
, the person puts the vinegar on a sponge, and then cleans the bathroom sink and the faucet.

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

How to prune mint
Prune mint back by about one third after flowering.
Wait to prune mint until after it's fully flowered. Using a pair of shears, cut about one third of the length off the end of each stem.

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- Try not to cut back any more than you can cut. If you would rather even trim the foliage, you can plan this off later.
- Mint is a relatively hearty, fast growing herb, so do not be afraid to prune--your plant will be fine. Pruning can actually encourage growth.
- You should have an area of about a meter-foot (0.91 meter )'s length intact. Remove the husks and leaves from the mint.
- Don't prune you mint too quickly, or you could kill it. Try to prune the late summer for the best results.
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Answer:
Mint is a relatively hearty, fast growing herb, so do not be afraid to prune--your plant will be fine. Pruning can actually encourage growth.