How to choose an undergraduate major
Write down a list of your interests.
Ask yourself, what am i passionate about? What activity do i enjoy doing? Write down your key interests and then read them over. Maybe one interest really jumps out at you and you can then see if this interest translates into a possible major or field of study.

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- Loving what you are studying will only increase your chances of success in school. For example, perhaps you write down " spending time with my siblings ", " helping my friends with their problems or issues ", and " working with people.
- Do you enjoy sports? What other sports do you like? Think about if you enjoy the following types of sports: volleyball, baseball, basketball, or soccer. Look at a variety of sports and investigate which ones interests you, as well as ones you would enjoy.
- Consider how much time you have to devote to your passions and to what activities you enjoy. For example, you might enjoy visiting museums, galleries, and rock climbing (and be willing to rock climb).
- Ask yourself your interests and jot them down on a piece of paper. For example, if you love physics and math, that's a more complex interest to think about.

Loving what you are studying will only increase your chances of success in school. For example, perhaps you write down " spending time with my siblings ", " helping my friends with their problems or issues ", and " working with people.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A boy walks into the center of a court in front of judges. he
OPTIONS:
- does several tricks with a ball in his hand, smacking the opponent's net.
- sets up an arm wrestling match.
- plays an instrument and walks in circles.
- begins to jump using a jump rope.

answer: begins to jump using a jump rope.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A white cat is sleeping on terra cotta tiles. White text explains how to clip the cat's nails. a woman

OPTIONS:
- takes the cats paws, clipping them gently with a clipper until they are finished.
- stands by the cat, petting him and smiling.
- instructs the cat on how to clip cats nails.
- pets his fur as he wakes up shaken from sleep..

Next sentence: takes the cats paws, clipping them gently with a clipper until they are finished.

context: Several tourists walk alongside the camels while some them ride the camels. A group of tourists are riding the camels as they enjoy themselves. one of the tourists

OPTIONS:
- smiles as she poses for the camera while on the camel's back.
- falls off a camel and breaks his back.
- wears a red camels outfit.
- tries to escape the camels as it mows him down.
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next sentence for the context: smiles as she poses for the camera while on the camel's back.

IN: What happens next?

How to prevent feelings of isolation and loneliness
Learn something new.
You can prevent feelings of isolation and loneliness if you expand your social network. One way to do this is to open yourself and learn a new skill or topic.

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- Learning something new will make it easier to get along with people you don't know as well. Learn a new language or play a musical instrument.
- The more information you understand about the world you live in, the more you will be able to expand your horizons and challenge yourself. If you're unsure which section of society you should focus on, ask a friend where you could visit.
- Try to read more in-depth books or websites. Learn about a new hobby or otherwise expand your social circle.
- Taking classes or lessons gives you the opportunity to meet people that you might not meet otherwise. It can also keep you from feeling alone and unconnected to others.

OUT: Taking classes or lessons gives you the opportunity to meet people that you might not meet otherwise. It can also keep you from feeling alone and unconnected to others.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to tell a middle school boy you like him
Hang out around this boy more often.
It's important to get to know each other before deciding that this guy is worth shattering your nerves for and telling him you like him!
Try to find ways to get together.
If you're in class, sit close to him or even next to him.
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- If you're sitting together at lunch, the heads will sort of bounce right along. You might pick out interesting things about each other.
- Try to get into his activity groups or other exercises. In sport, get on his team where possible or play in pairs or alongside of him.
- That way, you can have direct eye contact. Try not to stare as this can look like he's staring.
- If you hang out at different places, go home and sit next to each other and talk about classes you attended or things you did together. Talk about crushes and even put up signs saying' you like him'.

answer:
Try to get into his activity groups or other exercises. In sport, get on his team where possible or play in pairs or alongside of him.