Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to clean old leather 
Determine what kind of leather you're trying to clean. 
Knowing the type of leather you have will help you select the correct cleaning product. Natural or untreated leather does not have a protective coating, while treated leathers do.
OPTIONS:
- Natural leather is more expensive than store-bought leather, but is more resistant to damage. Check out the leather for air bubbles.
- Choose a leather cleaner if your leather has the following : An enzyme-based cleaner or a cleaner designed for leather. An oil-based cleaner, such as windex or linseed oil.
- You can tell that your leather is untreated if it's soft to the touch and doesn't feel like it has a plastic coating. Untreated and natural leathers may change color after you clean them.
- There are at least two types of leather: non-treated leather and free-to-dry leather. However, if you don't know exactly what kind of leather you have, you may only need to clean leather suitable for your needs.
A: You can tell that your leather is untreated if it's soft to the touch and doesn't feel like it has a plastic coating. Untreated and natural leathers may change color after you clean them.


Towel are seen sitting in a sink and the man shows the proper hand washing tools. He puts his hands under the sink with soap and washes his hand thoroughly. he

OPTIONS:
- washes his hair and his face thoroughly.
- turns on the faucet and lifts his hand up and is seen again.
- shows the proper way to rinse and rinse again after washing by gripping the towel.
- dries his hands and continues talking to the camera how why this is important.

dries his hands and continues talking to the camera how why this is important.


question: Complete the next sentence:

How to teach a child to write 
Let your kid color. 
Give your child crayons specifically made for younger kids, and let them color. Younger kid's crayons are usually smaller and wider (more like a pebble than a stick), so they are easier to grasp.
OPTIONS:
- Even if it's your child's first color, you want them to be able to enjoy the art. Search for crayons in the paint store.
- If you find your child struggling, encourage them to draw on paper (with a larger pebble or crayon), and suggest the use of colored pencils. That will help them feel confident and ready to write.
- A child as young as six may be frustrated if there aren't many crayons available from grandparents. If they have to draw crayons online, it will likely be frustrating them to show they aren't savvy with coloring.
- Just like any part of the body, kids need to build up muscle and dexterity in their hands before they learn to write. If it's a nice day, take it outside.

answer: Just like any part of the body, kids need to build up muscle and dexterity in their hands before they learn to write. If it's a nice day, take it outside.


Problem: Write the next sentence for:
We see the colorful title screen. A man unrolls cellophane paper and sits a bottle on it and wraps it in paper. the man

OPTIONS:
- ties a bow around the neck of the bottle.
- grabs more cellophane on the bottle and puts it on top the cellophane on the rolled up paper.
- pulls the wrap away from the bottle.
- puts the cellophane in a white plastic tube..

Next sentence: ties a bow around the neck of the bottle.


context: A shirtless man is seen standing in an empty lot moving his arms and legs back and fourth. he

OPTIONS:
- swings around in circles on a playground with other children in the background.
- continuously spins around doing flips and tricks on his hands and knees followed by several shots of his movements in slow motion.
- continues moving and ends by throwing a ball down the street.
- then jumps up onto two bars the rest of the way.
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next sentence for the context: continuously spins around doing flips and tricks on his hands and knees followed by several shots of his movements in slow motion.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to choose an asthma specialist 
Consult with your primary care physician. 
If your asthma is mild you may simply need to see your primary care physician to have it treated. Your primary care doctor will be able to assess your condition and give you treatment for mild conditions.
OPTIONS:
- However, if you have had severe asthma in the past that can be treated with medication and therapy, you may want to see a psychiatrist to discuss options. Discuss with your primary care physician what types of treatments are appropriate for your asthma situation.
- Common signs of asthma include struggling to catch your breath, wheezing, coughing, or having tightness in your chest at night or after exercise. Good primary care physicians will be able to assess your condition and then decide whether they have the expertise to treat it or if you should be referred to a specialist.
- Talk to your doctor about developing a treatment plan that addresses your specific asthma needs. He will also conduct a series of physical tests to look for inflammation, infected skin, and other conditions that your doctor can treat.
- Your primary care physician may tell you to contact the office at which you are having your asthma and to schedule an appointment with them. Your primary care physician may also give you recommendations about dietary options, diet and exercise options, and dosage.
A:
Common signs of asthma include struggling to catch your breath, wheezing, coughing, or having tightness in your chest at night or after exercise. Good primary care physicians will be able to assess your condition and then decide whether they have the expertise to treat it or if you should be referred to a specialist.