IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to do well in a fight
Try not to be violent.
If you have the opportunity to do so, walk away from the fight. The best way to do well in a fight is to not fight at all.
OPTIONS:
- If the fight is one that hurts you, avoid the fight. If you do fight, apologize to the person.
- However, if you can't avoid being in a fight, acting like you don't care whether or not you fight can be a diffuser of sorts. Most of the time, guys who want to fight really just want someone to provoke.
- Without violence, there is no way that anyone will rise to your defense or whisk you out of trouble. You could also try to defuse the fight by walking away to another room or somewhere you can simply sit down for a while, or drawing attention to yourself, if that helps.
- Choose to focus on standing your ground and paying the consequences in such a way that you won't need to continue fighting. If you know that the fight isn't going to go any better, try and walk away from it.

OUT: However, if you can't avoid being in a fight, acting like you don't care whether or not you fight can be a diffuser of sorts. Most of the time, guys who want to fight really just want someone to provoke.

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

How to make money when you're 11 or younger
Talk to your parents about getting paid for doing chores.
Not all parents may be into the idea of paying their kids to do chores around the house. Sit down with your parents and discuss the possibility of getting paid for doing chores.

OPTIONS:
- Negotiate with them by noting how hard you work and how you are trying to earn your own money. You may point out that because you are only 11 or younger, your options for employment are limited and getting paid to do household chores is a safe and reasonable option.
- If your parents bring up anything you don't like doing, tell them outright it's a good idea to lower your pay until they're only paying for chores you contribute to your income. Or, suggest your parents offer a variety of ways to help you do chores.
- This isn't to say your parents aren't more lenient about jobs as you reach high grades with a better credit score. Most parents don't like children over 18.
- Figure out what your parents enjoy doing and ask them to pick a time to do it. This will help you determine if parents don't think you're smart enough.
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Answer:
Negotiate with them by noting how hard you work and how you are trying to earn your own money. You may point out that because you are only 11 or younger, your options for employment are limited and getting paid to do household chores is a safe and reasonable option.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A drum line is happening on a city street. they
OPTIONS:
- get in formation then start marching down the street.
- are practicing with people.
- are then in a field marching in formation.
- are marching in place while throwing sticks at each other.
A: get in formation then start marching down the street.

How to dress for snowboarding
Wear a helmet whenever you are pushing yourself.
Many snowboarders choose not wear helmets but they are often making a big mistake. While snowboarding, you may catch an edge and you could slam your head on the snow very hard, potentially causing brain injuries.

OPTIONS:
- If you fall, however, you may seriously injure yourself. Unless you have broken a bone, be sure to do some damage to any dangerous sections of your body.
- If you're just learning, you're going to fall and you should protect your head. If you're pushing your skills in the terrain park, you're going to fall, and no one wants to bang their head on the rail or land on it after falling twenty feet out of the sky.
- Remember that you are hanging on for dear life, especially if you attempt to prevent a fall, flip, or bumps on dangerous slopes. Avoid these irritating accidents by always always wearing a helmet.
- Some people, however, think snowboarding is a totally safe sport, especially if you are caught quite often. If you're not sure, err on the side of caution.

If you're just learning, you're going to fall and you should protect your head. If you're pushing your skills in the terrain park, you're going to fall, and no one wants to bang their head on the rail or land on it after falling twenty feet out of the sky.

question: Complete the next sentence:

A man is standing inside a garage. He starts playing a saxophone. he
OPTIONS:
- leans back and forth as he continues to play.
- joins a man inside the garage.
- sucks on the end of the saxophone as he continues to play.
- leads a cat and a dog along as he plays.

answer: leans back and forth as he continues to play.

IN: What happens next?

There's a person wearing a white shirt and a black beanie hat trying on a brand new pair of shoes. he

OPTIONS:
- takes one of the shoes in his hands and fixes the shoe laces properly in the holes while holding the shoe on his lap.
- is demonstrating how to remove the peices from the rubber soles using a metal solder.
- goes over the instructions on how to make the shoes and getting the gloves on before he begins.
- puts the laces of the shoes onto his feet.

OUT:
takes one of the shoes in his hands and fixes the shoe laces properly in the holes while holding the shoe on his lap.