question: Complete the next sentence:

How to create invisible shelves
Choose a suitable book that you won't want to read ever again.
This will become the " sacrificial " book that makes the shelf. Since it will be supporting other books, a large, hardcover book works best.
OPTIONS:
- Trace an l-bracket onto the inside of the book. Open the sacrificial book's back cover and use your tape measure to find the halfway point.
- You might also consider buying digital paperbacks so you can create shelves that will all be created the same way (via combining other books you have available). Wrap masking tape around the front cover to give your book some heft.
- You can also substitute a bookshelf storage container or individual display. Encourage the people in your home who sell books to try and put their books away electronically and store them in a safe, separate box so you don't have access to them.
- Paint a label on the front of the book which says " invisible shelves. " the label should indicate the format of the information it contains.

answer: Trace an l-bracket onto the inside of the book. Open the sacrificial book's back cover and use your tape measure to find the halfway point.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to begin a new life
Decide what you want.
You might be starting a new life because you want to make a change. Or, you might be starting a new life because you have to.

OPTIONS:
- Some personal tragedy may have destroyed your home, job, or relationship. Either way, the first step in starting over is knowing what you want from life.
- Maybe you want to leave your current job because your partner left behind a lot of money and/or is feeling poorly about himself/herself. You will need to determine what the goal is, and whether this is a good life.
- The reason you want to change a past you don't see much of is because you're not ready to move on. What do you want to change? What are your boundaries? What is a change worth pursuing? This will depend on the person and the circumstances.
- One way to determine if you need to change is to ask yourself if you need to change your bad habit or to improve your attitude. Figuring out exactly what you want can help you come up with a plan that is mutually good for your community and others..

Next sentence: Some personal tragedy may have destroyed your home, job, or relationship. Either way, the first step in starting over is knowing what you want from life.

context: How to touch up paint
Wash the walls.
Soak your sponge in soapy water and wring out excess moisture. Wash your walls with the sponge to remove surface dirt, marks or grime.

OPTIONS:
- You will need to get rid of excess water by gently smoothing out any pores. Map out your new border in the wall.
- Wipe down all wall surfaces, including the ceiling, floor, counters, and legs. Paint stains can be stubborn (especially people with dry paint) and may stick to surfaces in bedrooms, bathrooms, or other fixtures in the home.
- Some wall paint can fall off the walls after repeated soaking. To prevent this from happening, follow the directions provided by the manufacturer when using the oil based paint.
- Dry the walls with a clean towel, and rub a soft cloth over the painted surface if it looks dull. Dullness occurs on some glossy, paint surfaces after repeated washing.
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next sentence for the context: Dry the walls with a clean towel, and rub a soft cloth over the painted surface if it looks dull. Dullness occurs on some glossy, paint surfaces after repeated washing.

IN: What happens next?

A man is seen sitting in a large gym while speaking to the camera and sitting on a medicine ball. the man

OPTIONS:
- then begins hitting a ball with a stick and leads into several clips of him hitting balls with a stick and speaking to the camera.
- speaks back and fourth with the camera and finishes by removing the ball from the camera.
- then bends forward onto the ball while still speaking to the camera.
- then begins to juggle two balls around while walking around on the ball.

OUT: then bends forward onto the ball while still speaking to the camera.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A group of players run up and down the court. They are chasing a ball back and forth. they

OPTIONS:
- kick the ball, trying to get it into a goal.
- kick the ball repeatedly at their opponent.
- throw the ball off into the distance.
- toss the ball back and forth in the air.
A: kick the ball, trying to get it into a goal.

context: How to make a crate divider
Choose a crate suitable for your dog.
To ensure that you're getting the right size, pick out a crate with your puppy's specific breed in mind. The idea is to start off with a crate large enough for your dog to grow into.

OPTIONS:
- The crate needs to be spacious enough for your dog to roam freely, and it needs to also be at least small enough for your dog to climb in and out of. Your puppy needs around 72 hours of playtime per month, or 30 hours per week.
- As they get bigger, you'll gradually move the divider to increase the size of their sleeping area. If you own a labrador puppy, for example, you'll want to get a crate that can accommodate a full-grown lab.
- The size of the crate will depend on the size of your dog. You want a crate with three to four feet of clearance, between the floor and the sides.
- Most crates should be roughly twice as big as a crate and have the door slightly ajar. When choosing a crate, choose one that comes with a top that's easy to clean, will hold in bedding, and will support your dog's weight.
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next sentence for the context:
As they get bigger, you'll gradually move the divider to increase the size of their sleeping area. If you own a labrador puppy, for example, you'll want to get a crate that can accommodate a full-grown lab.