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

How to pass sixth grade
Have everything you need and be prepared.
This goes without saying, but having all the proper materials for school can mean the difference between getting an f or getting an a.
Have a planner.
Write down all your homework by day, and be sure to make sure you do it.

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- Use it as a checklist for your next class or any other school test. Have a couple of important papers that need to be sent to you on the day, make sure you have a pen with you to write them down (but don't use a ruler.
- Sit up straight! By sitting up straight, it is scientifically proven that your brain becomes more active and you will learn more. Avoid talking, passing notes, or texting during class.
- Make sure to : Spend a lot of time studying. Put all of your things in pile not put it away.
- You can't do it all in one afternoon! Have good hygiene. Brush your teeth twice a day, shower every 2/3 of the week, use deodorant, and apply a little perfume.
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Answer:
Sit up straight! By sitting up straight, it is scientifically proven that your brain becomes more active and you will learn more. Avoid talking, passing notes, or texting during class.

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

They take turns to jump on the squares. Then she little girl is joined by her mother who begins hopping on the squares. she

OPTIONS:
- looks towards the crowd and is joined by a man.
- is bouncing on the squares a lot.
- climbs down steps one at a time until the little girl joins her again.
- gives the daughter a high five.
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Answer:
gives the daughter a high five.

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

Two women attempt to wash two dogs. they

OPTIONS:
- stand around in the water trying to wash the dogs.
- take off their clothes and wash the dogs.
- get in the tub with the dogs and do shampoo, soap, and then rinse the dogs.
- are covered with mud.
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Answer:
get in the tub with the dogs and do shampoo, soap, and then rinse the dogs.

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

How to write nursing credentials
Separate the nurse's name and each credential with a comma.
A comma should immediately follow the nurse's name, with commas separating each credential. Do not use periods in the acronyms.

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- For instance, you would write rn, not r.n. Start by listing the highest degree earned.
- " rn: first person care " and " tech " are the most common form of an acronym used in nursing. " nurse " comes across as informal and like two letters.
- When you write each credential, write it in italics in the following order: | m + c. a + c b | a] m | e | b.
- Note: the abbreviation mnor thysine is not needed, or in some cases, other types of acronyms. To start, left-hand numbering equals unnecessary periods and aside from the nurse's name, only listed in parenthesis would be neater.
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Answer:
For instance, you would write rn, not r.n. Start by listing the highest degree earned.