IN: What happens next?

How to deal with elbow dysplasia in dogs
Look for signs of stiffness or pain.
This most often occurs in young dogs with elbow dysplasia. When dogs stand, sit, or lay down after spending time in one position, they may make noises or strain to shift positions.

OPTIONS:
- Many are generally uninterested in learning to sit and have sore muscles. The pain and stiffness associated with mild forearm dysplasia may be temporary.
- Dogs with elbow dysplasia will usually have more straining, as they rely on their bones to support them and thus the sensation associated with bearing weight. All dogs will show the corresponding symptom of cane dysplasia.
- Some dogs favor one or the other side, and others seem to plop down to avoid long amounts of pressure on their joints. Watch as your dog's position changes, and make note of struggling or odd behavior.
- Stiffness or pain is a common symptom of elbow dysplasia. If your dog suddenly has pain in the affected spot, call your vet right away.

OUT: Some dogs favor one or the other side, and others seem to plop down to avoid long amounts of pressure on their joints. Watch as your dog's position changes, and make note of struggling or odd behavior.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A rushing white river is shown in the woods. A man in a canoe appears, paddling through the rapids. he

OPTIONS:
- pushes past other canoers as they are caught in the current.
- continues as he kayaks quickly through the numerous rapids.
- falls off his canoe, though maintains his balance as he paddles.
- slows down just as he reaches calmer waters.
A: slows down just as he reaches calmer waters.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
Two water polo teams compete in a pool. The referee blows the whistle on a foul by the defender and the play stops. when the play
OPTIONS:
- resumes, the goalkeeper makes a shot at the opponent.
- is over, the home team is grouped three.
- resumes the player passes the yellow ball to a team mate who takes a shot and scores a goal.
- resumes the defender almost crashes into the defensive player.

OUT: resumes the player passes the yellow ball to a team mate who takes a shot and scores a goal.

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

How to temper chocolate
Gather your equipment, and preferably one to two pounds of chocolate.
Chop your chocolate into small pieces, or use chocolate disks, sold by many manufacturers at gourmet stores or online from professional chocolate suppliers. The more chocolate you use, the easier the process is to manage.

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- If you do not have a chocolate disk grinder, you will need loose ground into a narrow file in which you can safely grind the chocolate (fermented, unprocessed, or synthesized). Pre-ground chocolate disks are the most common, made with ground chocolate.
- Make sure the flavoring you use matches the quantity and variety of chocolate you're using. Skim the top of the chocolate before deciding on your preferred flavoring.
- Try to chop your chocolate as uniform as possible. Chocolate that's uniformly chopped will melt evenly and lower the risk of scorching.
- Grind chocolate into fine crumbs. While regular effort is necessary, regular grinding will break down all the chocolate and make it easier to chip.
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Answer:
Try to chop your chocolate as uniform as possible. Chocolate that's uniformly chopped will melt evenly and lower the risk of scorching.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to write a column
Determine why you are writing a column.
Figure out what you (or your editor) want the column to be about. Do you want to entertain or inform? Asking yourself why you are writing a column will help you figure out what you want to write about.
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- It may be helpful to write down a cluster of things that you'd like to be about. That could include: politics, current events, your goals for the future, and anything you want to do about the future.
- If you want to entertain, you might want to write about humorous topics or make a serious topic comical. Wanting to inform your audience might mean your column is more factual, educational, and serious.
- A column's purpose is important. If the column is for suspense, but you are writing about something exciting, that may be why you decided to write a column.
- You can write your column as a way to help you narrow your list of options. But, it can also help you if you keep giving yourself a question and thinking about all of the options, which could lead to big questions that you don't have time to answer.
A: If you want to entertain, you might want to write about humorous topics or make a serious topic comical. Wanting to inform your audience might mean your column is more factual, educational, and serious.

The other vacuum is shown with its attachment parts laid out in front of it. The second vacuum is shown using its attachment parts to vacuum various things. a woman

OPTIONS:
- is shown cleaning the big vacuum such as the fridge or the sinks from the cupboard below it.
- places the attachment parts into holders on the vacuum cleaner.
- attaches a light bulb to the vacuum and lights it.
- is shown replacing the second vacuum and spreading foam around.
places the attachment parts into holders on the vacuum cleaner.