context: How to keep a dog cool in hot weather
Keep a filled water bowl near your dog at all times.
While this may be obvious, it is an especially important step.
If your dog finishes the bowl quickly, get a bigger bowl or get a few bowls.

OPTIONS:
- If you live with others, set up a schedule to ensure that someone is remembering to check and refill the bowl throughout the day. Give your dog somewhere to get wet.
- If you are not sure if a full bowl will fit in your dog's mouth, do not make it so warm that he can't do anything else. You should also keep a thermometer in your dog's mouth.
- Carry a thermometer with you. Either have one with you wherever you go or purchase one as soon as you come inside.
- For hot dog bowls, take out the water bowl after watering the dog. If your dog finishes a bowl, replace it.
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next sentence for the context: If you live with others, set up a schedule to ensure that someone is remembering to check and refill the bowl throughout the day. Give your dog somewhere to get wet.

IN: What happens next?

A woman stands and discusses before beginning a dish. butter and sugar

OPTIONS:
- are mixed in a bowl and cooled to make stir-fry.
- are mixed in a bowl.
- are added to the dish and cheese is added.
- are added to the strainer near the ingredients.

OUT: are mixed in a bowl.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Weightlifters representing several countries are in a room. Many large men lift a heavy barbell in the competition, one after the other. they

OPTIONS:
- hold the barbell over their head, and then receive a score on their efforts.
- bend over and lift weight to their shoulders.
- stop for a moment to drink from a machine.
- lift the weight up to their chest together, threw it down to the ground.
A: hold the barbell over their head, and then receive a score on their efforts.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
Then she shows how to adjust the saddle by moving it back and forth. She later demonstrates how to remove the saddle off. she
OPTIONS:
- then rides all along the trail with the top of the saddle up.
- uses a brush to remove the saddle.
- kneels in front of the horse to shows how it moves.
- puts the new one on and then uses tools to tighten it back on.

OUT: puts the new one on and then uses tools to tighten it back on.

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

How to set multiple emails as done in google inbox
Go to inbox.
On a new browser tab, go to www.google.com/inbox.
Log in.

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- Open a new browser tab (ie: gmail) and go to the search tab. Click on the search arrow in the top right corner of your browser.
- Do this by clicking " sign in " at the top, and then entering your gmail email address and password on the fields provided. Click " sign in " to access your inbox.
- If you're using a much older browser, you can skip this step. Click the magnifying glass icon.
- Enter your email address and password and click the " sign in " button at the bottom of the page. Remember that if you're already logged in, the email address mentioned in your inbox won't be what you'll hear on the yelp web page.
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Answer:
Do this by clicking " sign in " at the top, and then entering your gmail email address and password on the fields provided. Click " sign in " to access your inbox.

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

How to cook with winter fruit
Discover lesser known winter fruit.
Look online for lists of winter fruit and discover fruit that you've never had before. Some less popular winter fruit include rhubarb, pummelo, persimmon, and passion fruit.

OPTIONS:
- Choose fruit that can be dried frozen on a cooking rack or under gentle seasoning. For example, a peach or a grapefruit could be served in the oven as long as it's also winter fruits.
- If a fruit has been eaten only once, write down both dates. If a fruit has been in storage all year, write down both dates.
- Go to a larger grocery store and look at their winter fruit selections to see what you have available locally. Experiment and taste different winter fruit in their raw form to see how they taste.
- Purchase small or medium sized fruit and pan them into your stock. Save the leftover fruit for baking and roasting.
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Answer:
Go to a larger grocery store and look at their winter fruit selections to see what you have available locally. Experiment and taste different winter fruit in their raw form to see how they taste.