IN: What happens next?

The kid walks in a sidewalk and cleans the dry leaves with the blower and a man help him. old man

OPTIONS:
- is pointing the kid's path with a sticker and walking with the kid.
- makes a circle with the bagpipe and else sings a song.
- pass the old man and walk.
- is holding a rake raking the dry leaves.

OUT: is holding a rake raking the dry leaves.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

The two boys are then pictured on a split screen against each other putting on their helmets. The two then put on their green biking gloves and get back on the bikes. a skate park

OPTIONS:
- is shown and the two boys go down a giant slide.
- is then shown and one of the boys begin doing tricks over the bumps.
- is shown, then kids are shown riding off on skateboards and zooming over the hill.
- appears and they are on a ride through a parked car, then inside a gated garage.
A: is then shown and one of the boys begin doing tricks over the bumps.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to adjust cost basis after a merger
Determine the original cost basis of your investment, including any commissions paid.
In the example above, you paid $5098 for 200 shares of company a at $25.49 per share. Suppose you paid $10 commission for this transaction.
OPTIONS:
- In this example, you paid much more commission for the purchase of 500 shares of company b-1 or those sold, and you paid stock costs from 1800 shares. This is a percentage that will generally be applied to your initial investment if you purchase shares.
- In this case, you paid 1584 shares of company a at $1200 per share. Ensure that the current net cost basis of your investment is above 27.48 percent of the original cost basis basis.
- You may have recorded that $10 commission in your company expense report. You can assume that $53 of your commission was invested in the 1 million shares your agency is now offering.
- Your original cost basis is therefore $5108. Dividing by 200 shares of company a, your cost basis is $25.54 per share.

OUT: Your original cost basis is therefore $5108. Dividing by 200 shares of company a, your cost basis is $25.54 per share.

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

How to create an effective powerpoint
Find a topic that you can talk about with some knowledge.
Choose an interesting angle for your talk.
Create a basic outline on a sheet of paper.

OPTIONS:
- Write all of your ideas down on one side of the paper. This will prevent your audience from seeing down the page.
- Apply a template (one that is not hard on the eyes, and looks organized and professional). Summarize the main purpose or idea of your powerpoint in your title slide.
- Save the outside images, pictures, and notes for later. Set up your instructor's class.
- You can use a paint stick for this step, or a felt-tipped pen or marker for a longer explanation. Sketch a brief paragraph that details the main points.
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Answer:
Apply a template (one that is not hard on the eyes, and looks organized and professional). Summarize the main purpose or idea of your powerpoint in your title slide.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to get intellectual property rights
Confirm you are eligible to register the copyright.
To register a copyright, you must be the author (or creator) of the work, and it must meet statutory standards of originality.
Generally, you can register a copyright in any musical, artistic, or literary work that you created.
OPTIONS:
- Though they may be purchasable as personal property, you must not or shall not use these rights to acquire intellectual property rights. The statute of limitations for copyright registration purposes varies from state to state.
- One exception is a work-for-hire. If you were paid to create a work for someone else, usually in the scope of your employment, you typically can't claim the copyright in that work.
- You also can register in any letter or auction house or anywhere else in your organization. Patent applications for intellectual property rights are similar to registration for copyrights.
- If you wrote musicals, for example, or incredibly popular bands, you probably are not eligible to register your original copyright. For a direct argument you can register a copyright, as well.
A: One exception is a work-for-hire. If you were paid to create a work for someone else, usually in the scope of your employment, you typically can't claim the copyright in that work.

A group of people are seen riding around on horses and speaking to one another. several areas of land

OPTIONS:
- are seen and the people steer their horses around it.
- are shown lit up while people brush down the horses.
- are shown being shown in between pictures.
- are shown as they people continue to ride around and speak to one another.
are shown as they people continue to ride around and speak to one another.