context: How to wear contacts with dry eyes
Visit your eye doctor.
Make an appointment with your eye doctor to get fitted for the correct contacts. Be sure to mention you have dry eyes.

OPTIONS:
- Try a product containing retinoids to make your eyes appear more clear. Having retinoids also opens up your eyes to their natural light colors and allow them to work better, allowing your eyes to make a more natural transition in color.
- They are a treat, not an interrogation-try putting them to use in a variety of ways. He can help make your eyes less gritty and painful by explaining why you find dry eyes uncomfortable.
- Talk to your optometrist about any concerns you have regarding contact wearing and any symptoms you have for dry eyes or any other contact lens-related problems. During your appointment, discuss your lifestyle briefly so you can choose what kind of contacts make the most sense for you-daily, weekly, monthly, etc.
- If you're unsure, see your doctor to work out what your chances are of wearing dry lenses. For children, it may help to write down your thoughts before going into the appointment.
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next sentence for the context: Talk to your optometrist about any concerns you have regarding contact wearing and any symptoms you have for dry eyes or any other contact lens-related problems. During your appointment, discuss your lifestyle briefly so you can choose what kind of contacts make the most sense for you-daily, weekly, monthly, etc.

IN: What happens next?

How to understand a word without using a dictionary
Read the entire sentence.
It can be very frustrating to have your reading interrupted by an unknown word. If you are in the middle of an exam or an assignment for school or work, it can also be very stressful.

OPTIONS:
- If you can't reach for a dictionary, take other steps to figure out what the word means. Your first step is to go back and re-read the entire sentence.
- To avoid the stress and anxiety that accompanies reading without a dictionary, try to understand the entire sentence in question and make sure it is still in the correct order. For example, if you are having trouble understanding the following sentence, try going back to : I know....
- No matter the context, reading a passage aloud can sometimes let you know something isn't right about a word. Of course, you don't need to correct that because you may not understand it anyway.
- You won't be able to grasp the meaning of a word (or concept) until you've read it over and over. Being able to remember the full meaning of a word when you are in the middle of a problem can make it easier to understand the entire sentence.

OUT: If you can't reach for a dictionary, take other steps to figure out what the word means. Your first step is to go back and re-read the entire sentence.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

He is using a polishing sponge to polish the table top surface in circular motion. He then goes in up and down motion over the table surface to make it shiny. he

OPTIONS:
- cleans the edge of the table surface one side first as well as from underneath and underneath.
- also dries everything with the coat to be shiny.
- meticulously goes over the entire surface making sure no part of the table is left untouched.
- then dances softly as he's polishing the table.
A: meticulously goes over the entire surface making sure no part of the table is left untouched.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
Then the man juices some lemons in a juicer. He then adds one cup of the lemon juice to the pitcher of sugar solution. then he
OPTIONS:
- fills the pitcher with some tap water and pours the lemonade in two glasses.
- pours that into a pitcher too.
- puts the lemon in a third glass and starts adding more raspberries.
- adds some vanilla powder into it too wash it out with a glass of water and fill it with cold water.

OUT: fills the pitcher with some tap water and pours the lemonade in two glasses.

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

The man looks outside and sees the lady. The lady uses a pole to pole vault into the second story window and jump on the man. we

OPTIONS:
- see the two people in the room vault in the fourth floor window.
- see the title screen and the man's pants fly out the window.
- see the jumping man in the living room with a book, then under the car.
- see the whole routine a second time from the outside.
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Answer:
see the title screen and the man's pants fly out the window.

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

How to become better when you are sick
Stay home from work or school.
Going out and having a normal day will usually make you sicker. It also exposes those around you to illness.

OPTIONS:
- While eating, don't stay home as much as you'd like. Try to go to a friend's house, if you can.
- Stay home and take care of yourself so that you can go out again soon. Keep in mind that you're usually at your most contagious at the beginning of an illness-for a cold, this means the first three days, possibly four or five.
- It is a good idea to get a night out on the town instead of staying home from school. If this is the case, staying home with an illness alone will only make it worse.
- Many people need sleep during sick days, especially those with bacterial infections such as pneumonia or encephalitis. Sleep also drains people of poor energy, wearing them out and you in turn creates the environment that makes you sick.
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Answer:
Stay home and take care of yourself so that you can go out again soon. Keep in mind that you're usually at your most contagious at the beginning of an illness-for a cold, this means the first three days, possibly four or five.