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

A person is seen riding down a long street on a skateboard while the camera follows from behind. the person

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- looks off into the distance while still riding with the skateboard following behind.
- continues riding down the hill with the camera capturing scenery and cars as well as placing his hand on the boarder in front of him.
- keeps going down the long road and includes turning off of were and back on again.
- rides on the board all along the city while stopping to jump in the remains of cars and trash.
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continues riding down the hill with the camera capturing scenery and cars as well as placing his hand on the boarder in front of him.


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

How to make thin european style pancakes 
Crack the eggs into a mixing bowl and beat them until the yolks and the whites are blended together. 
Add the milk and whisk until it's mixed together with the eggs. 
Slowly add the flour whisking thoroughly after every 1/4 cup.

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- If there are lumps, use a mixer to break them down. Cover the inside of the pan with butter/cooking oil.
- Mix again until there is a thin film formed at the bottom of the pan that the egg yolks and whites blend in. Add the oil in the other pan.
- Pour the water into a heat-proof bowl and beat for about 3 seconds until the egg whites are added. Slowly pour and whisk in the water.
- Pour in the eggs and whisk them until they're thoroughly blended and the flour is thoroughly incorporated in the mixture. Slowly add the dry ingredients and stir, the mixture will continue to pour the mix after every 1/4 cup.
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If there are lumps, use a mixer to break them down. Cover the inside of the pan with butter/cooking oil.


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

How to account for rent free periods 
Know how to use dual-entry accounting. 
Dual-entry (also called double entry) accounting is a fundamental process of modern bookkeeping. It makes sure that every transaction is recorded in the two (or more) accounts that it affects.

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- It is therefore the most useful and standardized accounting method. There are two ways to use the double entry accounting method : Avoid being surprised by the results of your calculations.
- If you don't know if both quickbooks and the accounting software you use have dual-entry accounting, you can use other business acumen to help you choose the right accounting setup when working with quickbooks. Not all businesses dedicated to ordinary accounting services do business in dual-entry accounting.
- In addition, it ensures that the sum of these entries is $0 under the equation assets = liabilities + shareholders' equity. An understanding of dual-entry accounting is essential to accounting for rent-free periods properly.
- If you use two-entry accounting, you cannot evaluate a single transaction without reading the written terms of both accounts. You are the only one who can deposit, redeem, and claim the earnings you collect when you first open an account.
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In addition, it ensures that the sum of these entries is $0 under the equation assets = liabilities + shareholders' equity. An understanding of dual-entry accounting is essential to accounting for rent-free periods properly.


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

How to house a quaker parrot 
Buy a correctly-sized cage. 
Your quaker parrot deserves to have enough space to live in happily. It will need enough space to spread its wings and to have separate spaces to nest, eat, and play.

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- Read other established bird literature to get an idea of the type of, but not so, what size cage your quaker might need. Lower gauge cages tend to be more expensive and constructed.
- However, quaker parrots are relatively small birds, so one bird typically needs a cage that is at least 18 inches (45.7 cm) tall , 18 inches wide, and 18 inches (45.7 cm) deep. If you can afford to buy your bird a bigger cage, then you should do that.
- Your quaker parrot will also need to be able to stand and stretch its wings, like some species do. Ultimately, having a 12 or 16-foot cage is going to be the cheapest and most well-kept cage for a quaker parrot.
- Ideally, quaker birds should be able to sleep with around 10 feet (3.0 m) of room between them. Putting a large cage in an area in your home that receives lots of sunlight will make it extremely unlikely that you need more house birds in your living space.
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However, quaker parrots are relatively small birds, so one bird typically needs a cage that is at least 18 inches (45.7 cm) tall , 18 inches wide, and 18 inches (45.7 cm) deep. If you can afford to buy your bird a bigger cage, then you should do that.