Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A man wearing a hat is standing outside. he
OPTIONS:
- starts laying tiles with a selfie stick.
- plants a rake on the ground next to him.
- is playing a harmonica and smiling to the camera.
- picks up a chainsaw off of the ground.
A: picks up a chainsaw off of the ground.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to avoid ectopic pregnancy 
Reduce your risk of sexually transmitted infections. 
Sexually transmitted infections (stis) such as gonorrhea or chlamydia may increase a woman's chances of having an ectopic pregnancy. If you reduce your risk of contracting one of these diseases, you may reduce your risk of having an ectopic pregnancy as well.
OPTIONS:
- Symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome include: vaginal bleeding, heavy menstrual periods, high blood pressure, and erectile dysfunction. Limit your activity if you have multiple sexually transmitted diseases.
- Limit your number of sexual partners in order to reduce your risk of exposure. Always use a condom during sex to reduce your risk of contracting a disease.
- You can cover your vagina while you have your period. This can be up to your partner to prevent the transmission of other sexually transmitted diseases like hiv.
- Urine used for urine replacers and blood thinners might also increase your risk for an ectopic pregnancy as well. Purchase hygiene products that contain moisturizers and some antibacterial soap.
A: Limit your number of sexual partners in order to reduce your risk of exposure. Always use a condom during sex to reduce your risk of contracting a disease.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

People are standing near a tree. A woman is putting blindfold to the other girl and rotate her several times. the girl
OPTIONS:
- continues dancing with her arms up.
- moves out of the way.
- walked towards the pinata and hit it.
- whites out from the blindfold.
A: walked towards the pinata and hit it.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to make homemade vanilla frosting 
Measure and pour the ingredients into a medium sized bowl. 
Beat the ingredients. 
Use either a hand mixer or a whisk to fully incorporate the ingredients until they are smooth.
OPTIONS:
- The more flour, butter, and salt you use, the smoother the frosting will become. When you are done, you will have a smooth and uniform shape.
- As you beat the ingredients, consider adding a few drops of food coloring into the mixture until you have a rich color. Vanilla extract tends to come out messier after ten minutes, so you may want to allow it to simmer longer or stop beating and see if it adds flavor.
- Keep whipping the ingredients until you achieve a fluffy and smooth texture. If the frosting seems too runny, add more powdered sugar.
- You can also use a fork to beat the sugar, vanilla and baking soda together until well combined. Place the softened mix in a 8 x 8 1/4 " sized container and refrigerate it overnight.
A:
Keep whipping the ingredients until you achieve a fluffy and smooth texture. If the frosting seems too runny, add more powdered sugar.