IN: What happens next?

A person's car is shown from several angles with a person inside and leads into the car driving with people inside. the people

OPTIONS:
- are moving the containers using the hose and cars behind them.
- take turns driving the cars while also driving stones and gravel around.
- are then shown in various angles riding up a snowy mountain and going down a hill.
- go skiing together and end by holding hands.

OUT: are then shown in various angles riding up a snowy mountain and going down a hill.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to overcome learned helplessness
Look for the source of your learned helplessness.
Your learned helplessness may have taken root due to the circumstances of your development. Try to find the root of your learned helplessness.

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- Think back on events in your early life that may have contributed to the way you think today. For instance, in childhood, you may have been neglected or abused by your parents, and, therefore, learned that you could not expect adults to help.
- If you are lying about what you think could have worked, why? Consider talking to a therapist about your learning helplessness. Just a trained discussion can help you uncover the underlying root of your learned helplessness.
- Your learned helplessness may be as simple as small things you used to do for fun or money, or it may involve events such as " needing money " or " wanting to go back to school ". Whatever your reasoning, whether for reasons complex or possible, this is the most effective way to address the source of your learned helplessness.
- This could be something that makes you a better person, a past experience, or a personal situation that frustrates you. It might be something that hurts you, or that you're not getting any done.
A: Think back on events in your early life that may have contributed to the way you think today. For instance, in childhood, you may have been neglected or abused by your parents, and, therefore, learned that you could not expect adults to help.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to deal with biphobia
Deny their denials.
One of the most common forms of biphobia is the denial of the very existence of bisexuality. Sometimes this denial is caused by malice, but just as often it is the result of misinformation.
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- This sense of disbelief and worry may shift from the belief that bisexuality does not mean, to the sense that simply being gay or incompatible is a bad thing. This pattern also causes ideas and frustrations about both sexuality and sexuality that take an intent on human beings.
- Reputable studies clearly indicate that bisexuality is a very real fact of life for many people. Actually, one recent study revealed that more americans self-identify as bisexual (3.1 %) than gay or lesbian (2.5 %).
- In recent years people have been similarly turned against bisexuals as they were told to deny them. For example, many religions emphasize that the counseling principle is scientifically supported by scientific evidence.
- People with biphobia have the tendency to deny their identity, meaning that they may believe their identity about their classifications. For example, a person with biphobia may feel they will start a fight within their house.

OUT: Reputable studies clearly indicate that bisexuality is a very real fact of life for many people. Actually, one recent study revealed that more americans self-identify as bisexual (3.1 %) than gay or lesbian (2.5 %).

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

The same animation continues to play and the white words now appearing are "with me, my sis, mom & chris". in fast motion

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- we are encapsulated in a clear pool where a person is attempting to build a separate platform in the water.
- , there are people in a residential home and they are winding strings of white christmas tree lights around a very full and grown tree.
- , the black words play on the screen and the smells of garlic are shown.
- the video cuts to losing viewers and the red words now appear and they indicate that they're " viewers " and the screen says " oy nora lane johanssen kr.
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Answer:
, there are people in a residential home and they are winding strings of white christmas tree lights around a very full and grown tree.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

Two young girls are at a beach making sand castles. the two kids
OPTIONS:
- makes a wall around the castle and put it in the grass with a large bucket.
- talk and walk towards a water and a cameraman come running to capture them.
- then are standing at the shore playing in the water.
- are waiting for a boat to get tossed.
A: then are standing at the shore playing in the water.

How to be an efficient and organized secretary
Be on time.
Give yourself plenty of time to commute to the office and get to meetings or other appointments. Be early to give yourself time to prepare or just catch up on emails or other tasks.

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- Make a schedule for yourself and stick to it. Do not keep yourself, or anyone else, too flexible during the day.
- Try to aim to arrive at the office an hour earlier each day than you do on monday mornings. That way, your workday time will come before your commute time.
- Even if you are late you still need to take a few minutes for yourself, that extra time shouldn't be used up. Even if you are late, being especially punctual with your appointments is important and can help you stay calm and focused.
- Try tracking the time it takes you to get to work every day to see what the true average is, and adjust your timing accordingly. Add a buffer time of 15 or 20 minutes to any given time, and even test out how long it takes to get somewhere in advance of going there for the first time.
Try tracking the time it takes you to get to work every day to see what the true average is, and adjust your timing accordingly. Add a buffer time of 15 or 20 minutes to any given time, and even test out how long it takes to get somewhere in advance of going there for the first time.