Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to fit in with the popular crowd 
Use your interests to your advantage. 
A good way to make friends is via mutual interests, so make use of your existing interests and passions. If you have a shared interest with a popular student, this can help you lay down the foundations of a friendship.

OPTIONS:
- Try joining clubs and activities at school. Getting involved in a sports league can open you up to new learning, and you'll meet other people who share interests and skills too.
- You can swap classes with friends or go to the same school. As long as you seem like you're enjoying doing the same things together, this can be beneficial.
- Join a sport team with your school. If you have the choice between running for a team or going to a sport camp, choose either team.
- Pay attention to the clubs and teams popular students are a part of. Is there a group that strikes your interest? Maybe you could get involved.
A: Pay attention to the clubs and teams popular students are a part of. Is there a group that strikes your interest? Maybe you could get involved.


IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to deal with a lazy boss 
Focus on yourself. 
Don't fall into a trap of matching laziness with laziness. Instead, always do your work effectively and efficiently, challenging yourself to do your very best.
OPTIONS:
- Incorporate at least one person into every aspect of your life. Having someone there to offer you his/her undivided attention can serve as a crutch.
- Delegating when you don't have the energy or time to tackle certain tasks is a good way to ensure you are not wasting time and effort on accomplishing something other than what you want to do. You can do this with the intention of meeting deadlines without causing undue stress to yourself or others.
- You'll set an example for your coworkers, your boss, and your job consistently well may have long-term payoffs, such as a promotion. You may be tempted to give your boss a taste of their own medicine and be equally lazy.
- Let your strengths shine, but don't show your boss your weaknesses, which may strain your work relationship. If your boss picks you up and says you've turned down your job offer late at night, take a calming walk away.

OUT: You'll set an example for your coworkers, your boss, and your job consistently well may have long-term payoffs, such as a promotion. You may be tempted to give your boss a taste of their own medicine and be equally lazy.


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

A man is skateboarding, he jumps up on higher levels. he

OPTIONS:
- kicks to build up some speed and does some cool tricks.
- is then seen moving on the exercise beam while pushing and pulling the lever.
- plays his baton as he jumps.
- is skateboarding fast, using the old and new speed by coming very close to the camera.
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Answer:
kicks to build up some speed and does some cool tricks.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to make money in school 
Market things that your schoolmates might want such as candy, snacks, pencils, etc. 
Make a plan on how you will split your profit, and go to your school principal or head teacher for permission. 
Offer to donate ten percent of your monthly earnings to the school.
OPTIONS:
- They won't have to give you as much money. Go to the shopping malls in your area.
- This way you can't get in trouble, and you're still making money. Buy popular stuff that other students at your school like.
- By doing this you may be able to gain valuable social support and help draw interest in your school. Decide which clubs and churches your schoolmates are interested in.
- Help your son, daughter, grandson, nephew, niece, or cousin develop her knowledge about quality over quantity. His cooperation will make your shy son, daughter, nephew, niece or cousin appreciate him more.
A: This way you can't get in trouble, and you're still making money. Buy popular stuff that other students at your school like.


A taller and shorter man are standing in a track field dressed in sports clothes and talking to the camera. the taller man

OPTIONS:
- is holding a shot put in his right hand and holding it up to his neck as he demonstrates the stance and movements he goes through to throw the shot put and then eventually throws it.
- is then seen walking inside the ring.
- then shoots an arrow outside and the taller man responds and lets fly.
- holds up a pair of shoes trimmed in rhinestones.

is holding a shot put in his right hand and holding it up to his neck as he demonstrates the stance and movements he goes through to throw the shot put and then eventually throws it.


Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to memorize the perfect squares in math 
Get a stack of index cards. 
You will need one for as many perfect squares you want to memorize. Start simple with 10 cards, then add another 10 as your memory improves.

OPTIONS:
- Make sure that the drawing cards you use are clearly marked. For example, you might have the joker, jack, and queen.
- Note that you will also need 8 cards for each square. Which edge does the edge of a square come from? Think of in terms of how a standard square looks.
- You don't need to get the whole stack you started with back to back! You will be using 5 of these, so round up the scores accordingly. As with all other math assignments, it's best to be sure to have at least 5 cards and just choose cards that you like.
- Write the root numbers on the front of the card. Make the numbers large enough to read from a few feet away..

Next sentence:
Write the root numbers on the front of the card. Make the numbers large enough to read from a few feet away.