context: The man on stilts shows how fast he can run while on the stilts as well as jump high up. While he's running on the stilts, his friend drives alongside him in a car. the man

OPTIONS:
- continues to do stunts on the stilts.
- dismounts from the stilts on the sidewalk while another man gets off the stilts.
- skateboards and straddles roofs of cars with the little girl frantically following and watching.
- takes extreme runs when get in uneven hills.
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next sentence for the context: continues to do stunts on the stilts.


IN: What happens next?

A man is seen speaking to the camera while holding a large accordion in his hands. the man

OPTIONS:
- plays the instrument while looking in the camera with his hands.
- continues playing the instrument while looking off into the distance and pointing.
- then demonstrates how to properly play the instrument while moving his hands up and down.
- begins working out on the accordion while tying other pieces together and putting the ends together.

OUT: then demonstrates how to properly play the instrument while moving his hands up and down.


Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to install landscape edging 
Mark the area with spray paint. 
Use an old garden hose to mark the perimeter of the area you want to edge. Once it's laid out in the shape and size you want, spray paint the ground around the outside edge of the perimeter.

OPTIONS:
- If you're planning on edging over human remains or statustatuary, you can use two latex markers to give the label of the line and whether you intend to paint it on. A small plastic fountain float is an easy way to prevent the spray paint from splashing on someone's hands.
- You can determine the location by watching the area for signs of rain, movement of cars and any other disturbances. If the area is exposed, you may want to replace areas with removable edging if rain and heavy traffic interrupt the system.
- Dig a trench with a spear-headed shovel. Use the shovel to start digging a trench along the spray painted line.
- Be generous with your painter's tape because you don't want paint to fall off the area as you work. Spray paint comes in a variety of colors, but choose as few as you want a color that will stand out from the rest of the landscape.
A: Dig a trench with a spear-headed shovel. Use the shovel to start digging a trench along the spray painted line.


IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to do a public speech 
Don't worry about the speech. 
If it's well-prepared and well rehearsed, you'll do just fine. And don't worry about people hating your speech.
OPTIONS:
- No one cares who knows your name later or thinks it's not as good as it's supposed to be. And you shouldn't worry about trying to memorize a bad speech for the obituary, no matter how bad it may sound.
- And don't worry if people hate your idea of a good speech. Forget about everyone the whole time you're speaking anyway.
- If the speech is really good, it's the audience's problem if they hate it. Do whatever relaxes you before you make your speech.
- Even the best speakers need a time out to get ready. For the sake of acting the part, hold a serious voice.

OUT: If the speech is really good, it's the audience's problem if they hate it. Do whatever relaxes you before you make your speech.


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

A large group of people are seen standing together holding instruments and some beginning to play. the drummers

OPTIONS:
- continue to play while others watch from the side and end by waving to the camera.
- continue to play all together with the camera panning around their movements.
- continue to play along as well as fill in the end.
- continue playing while they remove leaves off of hedges and walk back and fourth.
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Answer:
continue to play all together with the camera panning around their movements.


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

How to be assertive 
Understand assertive communication. 
Assertive communication carries respect for the feelings, needs, wants, and opinions of others. An assertive communicator avoids infringing upon the rights of others, while asserting their own, seeking compromise in the process.

OPTIONS:
- Assertive communication can be more than just verbal communication. It also means listening to the other person and hearing them out without interrupting.
- Assertive communication utilizes actions and words to express boundaries of needs and wants in a calm fashion, while conveying a message of confidence. Learn verbal features of assertive communication.
- When someone tells you what they want to say, correct them with direct actions instead of general words. For example, say " i understand what you want to say.
- In assertiveness, communication has value in both oneself and others. Assertive communication has action-and consequences-the result is the someone thinking and feeling wants or needs something they don't.
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Answer:

Assertive communication utilizes actions and words to express boundaries of needs and wants in a calm fashion, while conveying a message of confidence. Learn verbal features of assertive communication.