Input: Continue writing.

Rewards could encourage the child to behave, while punishments made her worse, since the
OPTIONS:
- rewards were so effective.
- punishments were so effective.

Continued: rewards were so effective.

Story needs to be completed:
Megan knew they had to stop smoking because it was unhealthy but Elena did not because
OPTIONS:
- Megan was silly.
- Elena was silly.

My choice:
Elena was silly.

Problem: Continue the following story.

The child talked to Erin but not to Tanya, because
OPTIONS:
- Erin didn't speak English very well.
- Tanya didn't speak English very well.
Here's how I want to continue it: Tanya didn't speak English very well.

Problem: Elena bought a new dishwasher with 10 years old warranty and showed off to Christine, though
OPTIONS:
- Elena had more expensive one.
- Christine had more expensive one.

My choice: Christine had more expensive one.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Adam was not able to deal with the pressure of college as well as Steven because
OPTIONS:
- Adam studied very hard in high school.
- Steven studied very hard in high school.

[A]: Steven studied very hard in high school.

Problem: When leaving his job, Mike signed an agreement that guarantees him pay for six months, but doesn't get him insurance. The
OPTIONS:
- pay was most important to him.
- insurance was most important to him.

My choice:
pay was most important to him.