IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to make extra income from keeping chickens 
Make sure you know your area's laws about keeping chickens if you live in an urban or built-up area. 
Often you are not allowed to keep more than six chickens, and most places you cannot have roosters. This is for the sake of your neighbors (and your reputation).
OPTIONS:
- Know the federal laws regarding adding chickens to your yard. For example, the federal land tax system allows you to add chickens to your property if you own five chickens or less.
- Contact your local authority before buying any hens. Consider if your property is suitable for keeping chickens once you know how many you're allowed to have.
- Make sure you know how to provide extra transportation. Get a pass on having a car, so you can drive your chickens to and from places you know that they won't walk.
- Many times if you have a flock, you can only sell your chickens if you have permission. If you have owned a house, a barn, or an apartment, (without a roof) make sure you have permission first before you transfer your chickens.

OUT: Contact your local authority before buying any hens. Consider if your property is suitable for keeping chickens once you know how many you're allowed to have.


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

How to stop your joints from cracking and popping 
Stretch your neck gently to promote spinal health. 
If you frequently experience a creaky neck, try facing forward, then tilt your head to the left and bring your ear close to your shoulder. Hold the stretch for 30 seconds, then repeat on the other side.

OPTIONS:
- Consult your doctor if you have serious spinal arthritis. If you have a neurological condition, or if your joints are prone to cracking while you sleep or exercise, you should consult your doctor to ensure that you have all the necessary information to deal with this problem.
- You can also make this stretch for your hips, elbows, or back, which are often sensitive. Use the techniques described in method one for a four-hour routine.
- After tilting your head to each side, face forward, then slowly turn your head to the left as far as you comfortably can. Hold it for 30 seconds, then turn slowly to the right and repeat the stretch on that side.
- Start with stretches that target your neck. Deep breathing exercises are good for relieving tension in your neck, as well as relieving headaches.
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Answer:
After tilting your head to each side, face forward, then slowly turn your head to the left as far as you comfortably can. Hold it for 30 seconds, then turn slowly to the right and repeat the stretch on that side.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to argue with someone who thinks they are always right 
Figure out the underlying cause. 
Know-it-alls generally fall in one of two categories (or a combination of the two). Some know-it-alls have a deep sense of insecurity, and they try to cover it up by knowing as much as they can.
OPTIONS:
- Others actually do think they know it all, so they feel compelled to offer their knowledge to others. Knowing where the person's argumentativeness stems from can help you better deal with situation.
- Others suffer from " cartostive " or risky anxiety, mostly due to what they love or dislike about themselves. Cartostive fears include being laughed or asked about their misconceptions, that they are odd and horrible.
- Maybe they tend to say everything they think before they say it. In other words, they hold back their feelings in bed and spend hours rolling over and teasing themselves.
- Other, generally, they think that what they are " doing " is wrong or that they are the better person. Look for qualities that correlate to why someone thinks they are always right.
A: Others actually do think they know it all, so they feel compelled to offer their knowledge to others. Knowing where the person's argumentativeness stems from can help you better deal with situation.


How to treat a bleeding ulcer 
Pay attention to upper abdominal pain. 
If you have a peptic or bleeding ulcer, you may notice moderate burning pain in your middle upper abdomen, which is between your belly button and breast bone. The pain may come and go throughout the day, but will typically be worst immediately after you've eaten.

OPTIONS:
- If you are experiencing pain, swelling, or any other side effects, seek medical attention. Keep track of how long your ulcer has been healing so you can determine the best treatment for you.
- It may also intensify once you've had a meal or snack that involves a lot of blood. In rare cases of a peptic ulcer, you may experience pain in your abdomen.
- The ulcer may also be painful when you haven't eaten for a few hours and your stomach is empty. Essentially, pain from your ulcer is likely to be at its worst when the stomach is either very empty or very full.
- If your upper abdomen is a dark yellow color, call your doctor to see if your ulcer is draining blood from its area. This is a more serious cause, but also a problem to look out for.

The ulcer may also be painful when you haven't eaten for a few hours and your stomach is empty. Essentially, pain from your ulcer is likely to be at its worst when the stomach is either very empty or very full.


question: Complete the next sentence:

We see people walking with rafts up an escalator on a snowy field in a rafting park. A child almost falls on the left. we
OPTIONS:
- see the guy from first base and he smiles at the camera.
- see the crowded escalator from a distance.
- pause to look at the camera and person who went with the camel.
- see people holding kayaks to go out on the rafts.

answer: see the crowded escalator from a distance.


IN: What happens next?

A middle aged man is shoveling snow on a sidewalk while a medium sized brown dog chases the shovel. the man

OPTIONS:
- continues shoveling on the sidewalk blowing snow and smiling.
- tosses the snow in a pile and picks it up and chucks it onto the sidewalk as the dog walks around the pile and picks up more snow.
- throws the snow and turns the other way to repeat the shoveling while the dog continues to chase the shovel.
- stops pushing the snow back and sets it on the sidewalk.

OUT:
throws the snow and turns the other way to repeat the shoveling while the dog continues to chase the shovel.