question: Complete the next sentence:

She then shows another saddle and demonstrates how to tighten the bolts to adjust the level of the saddle. she
OPTIONS:
- shows how to tighten the bolt to make sure the saddle fits snugly.
- pins a broken loose bolt and warms up by donning a helmet.
- also shows the tall fir trees, the bushes and the leaf blower can be used to remove the leaves.
- then shows around again the use of the pommel horse for practice.

answer: shows how to tighten the bolt to make sure the saddle fits snugly.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A woman is sanding a book shelf with a sander. She touches the sanded portion with her hand. she
OPTIONS:
- then rubs the sanded section of the book with the sander.
- then rubs the rim with a wipe.
- stands next to the shelf talking.
- uses a brush to scrub the cleaned portion of the book.

answer: stands next to the shelf talking.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to write a formal proposal
Study the request for proposal (rfp) carefully.
Many businesses or governmental agencies will send out an rfp when they need goods or services. For example, a company that is being sued might send rfps to specific law firms, asking them to submit a business proposal.
OPTIONS:
- Learn the disclosures required for an rfp. If an llc will submit an rfp, then it is important to know what the disclosures are.
- You should study rfps for formal agreements. These agreements will contain specific rules, specify the requested goods or services, and account for any losses the llc will receive.
- Look at the rfp and explain why you are seeking a proposal. Give specific details and concerns about the issue.
- Alternately, a government agency might send out an rfp when it needs to buy some product or materials. The rfp will generally contain details that you must fully understand before drafting your business proposal.

answer:
Alternately, a government agency might send out an rfp when it needs to buy some product or materials. The rfp will generally contain details that you must fully understand before drafting your business proposal.