Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to make poorman pancakes
Pour the flour into a medium sized bowl.
Put the sugar into the bowl with the flour.
Pour the water into the bowl.
OPTIONS:
- Pour two tablespoons of heavy whipping cream, beating well. Rub the pancakes together using your palms.
- Carefully pour to ensure that the sugar and flour doesn't go everywhere. Stir the flour, sugar, and water together.
- Roll the mixture into a crust around 1/8-inch (0.625 cm). Flip the pancakes when the first piece of dough has caught onto one side of the crust.
- Lift out a heat-safe skillet from the heat. Add the softened butter to the skillet.
A: Carefully pour to ensure that the sugar and flour doesn't go everywhere. Stir the flour, sugar, and water together.

A woman hits 1 bowling ball against another with a mallet. A different man hits a bowling ball with a mallet. a young girl

OPTIONS:
- bowls a bowling ball against a wall.
- hits the ball with the mallet.
- strikes a strike with a bowling stick.
- enter the room and walks out.

hits the ball with the mallet.

question: Complete the next sentence:

We see the opening credits on a black screen. we
OPTIONS:
- see a ladies belly dancing on stage.
- then see title screens and a boy.
- then see a man coaching a man in a garage and talking to the camera.
- see chase on the swim team.

answer: then see a man coaching a man in a garage and talking to the camera.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
Various text intros lead into pictures of a girl and paint close up. a person

OPTIONS:
- talks to the camera and paints three bottles of paint together.
- is seen wiping down a board with paint.
- is then seen painting on a piece of paper using different colors.
- parts her hair and cuts sections off with clippers..

Next sentence: is then seen painting on a piece of paper using different colors.

context: How to operate a concrete compression machine
Before you even turn on the machine, make sure you have all of the materials you need in order make operating this machine and making calculations as easy as possible. Put on your safety goggles/glasses and your gloves before you proceed.
Draw a table on a piece of paper in order to record the readings off the display of the machine when the concrete specimen fails/cracks.

OPTIONS:
- Using an arrow and marker, mark the position of the graph and then write down the readings. Write down as many measurements or other information needed as needed from the sheet of paper.
- Get a set of wheels in the appropriate size. You can use any type of wheels that are appropriate for the size of the specimen you are working with.
- When you've drawn this sheet, transfer it to the machine of your choice. Now that you've drawn this sheet, attach it to your display.
- Calculate the diameter and area of each concrete specimen and record. After making a complete table, turn on the machine.
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next sentence for the context: Calculate the diameter and area of each concrete specimen and record. After making a complete table, turn on the machine.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to find a home
Establish your budget so that you can focus only on the homes within your price range.
With so many homes on the market you really need to narrow the selection down, and a budget is one of the factors that will determine your choice. Make sure that your budget allows you to live in your home, not just own it.
OPTIONS:
- This means that you don't want your home to own you, so don't choose a house that will suck every penny from your paycheck. Decide where you would like to live.
- There are many popular home retailers, as well as online sites with plenty of free subscription options. If you are in any doubt about your budget, offer a contact book to help you put it in perspective.
- Talk to an experienced appraiser or scope out your real estate options in real estate magazines. You can also look for lists of comparable homes that you already own.
- The more you can afford, the better. Investigate reputable and independent real estate brokers.
A:
This means that you don't want your home to own you, so don't choose a house that will suck every penny from your paycheck. Decide where you would like to live.