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

He busts on of the buckets and in frustration, stabs it with the stick. He replaces the bucket and starts over in his beat as a crowd gathers. he

OPTIONS:
- crashes into squares and bluffs for his short work when he breaks.
- rearranges the buckets once again and continues drumming.
- lays on his back on a red table, laughs and talks into the camera while looking over.
- finishes and his friends disperse.
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Answer:
rearranges the buckets once again and continues drumming.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to create a perfect villain
Note the difference between a villain and a hero.
In a traditional story, the hero is the good person, the one a reader or viewer will root for. The villain is often portrayed as the bad person, representing evil and darkness in the story.
OPTIONS:
- This means that this character has substantial evil traits like there's a boss who hates them, religion, or force him to join the evil religion. Make sure the character has good moral character and character qualities you can sympathize with.
- The villain can be comprised of a villain or hero from a different age. A villain is most likely to be one of something that happened and great character are often portrayed as other people.
- The struggle between the hero and the villain sets up the major conflict in traditional stories, with the hope that the hero wins and the villain fails. Keep in mind villains are often more terrifying and memorable to readers if they are multi-dimensional.
- If a hero is portrayed as a different villain than a hero or a hero who other characters think of as villain, then that character's main character will have their side of the story. However, a villain is not a villain and does not necessarily have to be named the villain.
A: The struggle between the hero and the villain sets up the major conflict in traditional stories, with the hope that the hero wins and the villain fails. Keep in mind villains are often more terrifying and memorable to readers if they are multi-dimensional.

A woman is sitting behind a table. She rolls up a towel and puts it in tissue paper. she

OPTIONS:
- then shows a goldfish.
- puts polish on her nail and puts the nail in.
- begins to use a nail clipper and cut a small piece off.
- puts the tissue paper inside of a gift bag.

puts the tissue paper inside of a gift bag.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A pair of shoes is on the floor, and a man wearing socks stands behind them. He takes out a shoestring and begins lacing the shoes. he
OPTIONS:
- folds up the shoes and replaces them, adjusting each seam.
- then puts the shoes on, and shows how they look.
- then takes out a small, white ball tied along with a chain.
- clips the laces, then hits several keys rapidly to complete the task.

answer: then puts the shoes on, and shows how they look.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to add websites to stumbleupon
Open your web browser.
Visit the stumbleupon website.
Login to your account.

OPTIONS:
- ( or just login-just type in your email address and password and click on log in. Click on the " custom settings " button at the top right-hand corner.
- You will be asked to create a new account, once you have signed in, click " on " to create one , Click the link that says " subscribe to stumbleupon ". Choose to reuse your old domain, the name that you are familiar with.
- Click the profile tab from the page that displays. Click the " add sites " button.
- Log in using your email address and password if you don't already have one. When you log in, you will be brought to the stumbleupon page..

Next sentence: Click the profile tab from the page that displays. Click the " add sites " button.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
She then keeps adding more sand to the hill. Then a little boy joins her and just touches the hill, but walks away. he
OPTIONS:
- grabs his skateboard and skates to the end of the hill.
- picks up a camera and begins filming himself.
- then gets excited as he gets closer to the pile.
- then comes back again to point at the hill.

OUT:
then comes back again to point at the hill.