question: Complete the next sentence:

How to treat mild altitude illness
Descend to a lower altitude.
If you start to experience any symptoms of mild altitude sickness, such as a headache, lightheadedness, or lung pain, you should descend by at least 500 m or 1 , 600 feet. This will give your body time to acclimatize to the altitude and relieve your symptoms.
OPTIONS:
- If you experience brief symptoms such as fatigue or chest aches, you should lower. If you experience movements that become more fluid while you are lower than normal, that form of exertion can aggravate the symptoms of higher altitude illness.
- Don't go too far down. Those below 200 m are at a higher risk for altitude sickness than those below 250 m or 1 , 800 feet.
- You should avoid attempting to go to higher altitudes for two to three days, or until your symptoms have disappeared. Severe altitude sickness can be fatal, so if you notice your symptoms getting worse, make sure you descend to a much lower height.
- The more acclimatized you are, the greater the chance of moderate to severe altitude sickness. Avoid flying over any giant ice and snow piles.

answer: You should avoid attempting to go to higher altitudes for two to three days, or until your symptoms have disappeared. Severe altitude sickness can be fatal, so if you notice your symptoms getting worse, make sure you descend to a much lower height.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
An audience is sitting in the stands watching a game on the field. These riders get on their horses and start trying to score for their team. someone

OPTIONS:
- tries to shake them from their games and get all over them.
- picks up one of the horses and holds it.
- makes it and one of the groups in the audience clap.
- grabs the front shirt and pulls it off onto the field..

Next sentence: makes it and one of the groups in the audience clap.

context: People are seen walking on the beach that leads into a man surfing on the water. the man

OPTIONS:
- looks back to the camera in the end when another man pulls him in the water.
- holds up a surfboard and lets the camera capture him riding the waves and moving along in the water.
- moves back and fourth on the board while watching the waves and walks into frame.
- moves along the ocean on a surfboard while people watch on the side.
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next sentence for the context: moves along the ocean on a surfboard while people watch on the side.

IN: What happens next?

How to get rid of tapeworms in humans
Evaluate your surroundings, as well as any recent travel.
Tapeworms exist worldwide, but infection rates vary widely between countries. While more than 10 million people are infected each year, less than 1 , 000 cases are estimated to occur annually in the united states.

OPTIONS:
- The simplest way to determine if you have tapeworms is to count their age and look up their age on your map or online. In the united states, canada, australia, and canada, carriers must be 15 years old or older.
- Hundreds of people contract tapeworms every year. The number of tapeworms in the u.s.
- Different species of tapeworms reside in different species of animals. Pork and beef tapeworms are most commonly found in developing areas of the world such as africa, the middle east, eastern europe, southeast asia, and central and south america, and especially where free-ranging pigs are common.
- Quarantine sick or ill patients to prevent the spread of tapeworms. Tapeworms spread easily in affected individuals.

OUT: Different species of tapeworms reside in different species of animals. Pork and beef tapeworms are most commonly found in developing areas of the world such as africa, the middle east, eastern europe, southeast asia, and central and south america, and especially where free-ranging pigs are common.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to do well in science class
Take clear, organized notes.
The notes you take in class will help you know what to study between classes. Don't try to write down everything that the teacher says.

OPTIONS:
- For example, don't write: make sure anything you are studying is subject-level. If you have just 20 minutes or 15 minutes to study each subject and use them for homework, you can review them later in the day to be sure your notes are the right amount.
- Instead, pay careful attention to any information your teacher suggests is likely to be included on tests. Having help with taking notes is an accommodation many schools are able to make for learning disabilities.
- Using a pencil and paper or writing notes in small notebook are good ways to schedule your classes. This will save time in the long run, helping you out tremendously.
- Getting the notes wrong can leave you confused when you get to class and be frustrating when you don't have the details. If you have time-and experience-to study, it's better to be thorough than to dawdle and not take notes.
A: Instead, pay careful attention to any information your teacher suggests is likely to be included on tests. Having help with taking notes is an accommodation many schools are able to make for learning disabilities.

context: There's a man wearing a white graphic shirt, sitting with bongo drums drumming a beat on the drums. He is wearing headphones as he drums a beat on the drums. he

OPTIONS:
- does a hand stand before grabbing his tuber to trip another drummer and knocking him down.
- continues playing the drums.
- slows down with the beats as he continues to drum, he stops when it comes time to start off.
- is standing in front of a black mirror as he continues to drum.
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next sentence for the context:
continues playing the drums.