Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to pick a master padlock
Make a lock pick and tension wrench with bobby pins.
To make the tension wrench, bend the closed end of a bobby pin until it's at a 90-degree angle with the rest of the pin. To make the single-pin pick, unbend a bobby pin so it's straight.
OPTIONS:
- If you are having difficulty finding bobby pins, write out something like " i'm a little bit stumped. Can you help me find the right size lock wrench for my lock? " Choose a second lock wrench for small locks.
- The bobby pin may look longer or wider depending on what you're doing, and you'll need to adjust as needed. Make a " round bar trap made of locking plastic.
- Then, bend the flat end of the bobby pin slightly upward. Make a pick and wrench out of paper clips if you don't have bobby pins.
- To make a master lock pick without a bobby pin, twist a bobby pin and band it between two bobby pins. Purchase a bomber ring tool or another flat-bottomed tool.
A: Then, bend the flat end of the bobby pin slightly upward. Make a pick and wrench out of paper clips if you don't have bobby pins.

How to get a child to sit in a car seat
Give your child a heads-up.
At least five minutes before your car trip, warn the child about where you'll be going, and let them know that means getting in the car seat.
Play up the benefits of the destination.

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- Before you start your journey, make sure that the child is in the correct seat and at the correct height. Since a teenager may not feel safe if they see that, let them know why the car seat is so appealing.
- For one thing, the child will enjoy it more. While they may hate driving the same terrain, you might enjoy the experience if the infant actually gets out of the car.
- You may not be convinced that the child is going in the car seat. If this is the case, praise your child for staying calm in the car during the trip.
- If the journey isn't going to be fun, focus on the fun of the destination. If you're heading to the playground, this part is easy.

If the journey isn't going to be fun, focus on the fun of the destination. If you're heading to the playground, this part is easy.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A person is seen standing on a pair of skis while others move around an area. One person sits on a tube while others walk from behind. a person
OPTIONS:
- is then seen riding a machine while the camera captures them from far behind.
- continues riding around on a tube on themselves.
- manages to pass a jump mark while still looking down.
- then kicks the person n the tube down the hill.

answer: then kicks the person n the tube down the hill.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
We see the lady with a glass bowl of lemon juice as she juices more lemons into a white container. The lady puts the white container over a strainer into the glass bowl. the lady

OPTIONS:
- pours the lemonade into a shallow glass and rubs her fingers on the rim of the glass.
- pours the lemon juice into a larger glass pitcher.
- shakes the lemonade and pours it into a clear glass.
- pours the lemon juice over two lemons quickly..

Next sentence: pours the lemon juice into a larger glass pitcher.

context: A man is seen speaking to the camera in various locations and leads into people playing paint ball around an arena. the man

OPTIONS:
- continuously paints a target on the side and pans around the target while the camera follows from behind.
- continues to speak more to the camera while pointing a stick and begins playing a close of the game and taking pictures.
- continues speaking while he demonstrates how to properly play paintball and others play around him.
- is shown talking to the camera again and in the end gets down on the floor and runs his hands all over the ball accidentally setting it on fire.
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next sentence for the context: continues speaking while he demonstrates how to properly play paintball and others play around him.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to estimate the amount of wallpaper needed
Calculate the area of the project.
Measure the length and height of each wall you wish to cover in wallpaper. Subtract doorways and large windows from the total length.
OPTIONS:
- You can round the length measurement up to the nearest half foot or foot (or meter) to make it easier to calculate. Multiply the length and width of each wall to get the area in square feet.
- Estimate the amount of blinds needed to cover the area once you've determined the length and height of each wall. This is to account for the area beyond the walk-in windows.
- Your wall is the sole space you can cover with wallpaper. Measure the height, length, and a depth of approximately twelve inches, depending on the space needing.
- Allow for an extra two feet or so in length to be easier. Decide how large of a wall you would like to cover.
A:
You can round the length measurement up to the nearest half foot or foot (or meter) to make it easier to calculate. Multiply the length and width of each wall to get the area in square feet.