Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

People plays in a marching band outdoors wearing special uniforms. a woman
OPTIONS:
- mixes a mixture of eggs, onion, and copper together.
- in a blue frilly shirt vacuums leaves of a flower bed.
- is talking to the camera then she runs and the other girl follows.
- pass on front the marching band.
A: pass on front the marching band.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

There is a field with a kite laying in it. A man is preparing to fly the kite. the kite
OPTIONS:
- gets airborne and soars.
- is located in a shed and is being flown.
- starts to move and the man begins to take off in the kite.
- goes up and climbs on a saucer.
A: gets airborne and soars.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to become a horse eventer 
Go to useventing.com and find a few certified eventing trainers in your area. 
When you find one you like, start taking regular weekly lessons with them. 
After a while of taking lessons, go ahead and lease a horse from your trainer.
OPTIONS:
- He will end up spending a significant amount of time and effort training you, and then you won't have to worry about taking your horse to the tack store right away. Once you get a horse, you might try buying the horse from him.
- This will allow you to experience ownership without jumping into it unprepared. After a couple years of lessons and leasing, start shopping for an event horse with your trainer.
- This is optional but is encouraged to do, because people get many inexperienced trainers. When you get your first horse you may become considered a horse rental/breeder.
- Horses can get injured in the ring. Don't worry...it will be alright.
A: This will allow you to experience ownership without jumping into it unprepared. After a couple years of lessons and leasing, start shopping for an event horse with your trainer.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to redo your room when you become a teenager 
Paint your walls or put up wallpaper. 
If you have a childish theme, it's probably best to change it-unless you honestly like it. A good idea is to choose your favorite color.
OPTIONS:
- Use paint in a pastel shade for your walls, and then leave it on for a few days to seal it in. Doing so will prevent the paint from sticking to your walls, which will improve the appearance of the room and make it more appealing to the eye.
- Stick with it or go home and don't change it. The same goes for other color things, such as, get your shoes and change them.
- If you don't have one, then pick a neutral color that won't interfere with anything else in your room. When it comes to growing-up your room, simple is best.
- It's not necessary, but if you feel like painting, it might help. Poster paint/placebo wallpaper are a great choice too.
A:
If you don't have one, then pick a neutral color that won't interfere with anything else in your room. When it comes to growing-up your room, simple is best.