context: A man in a black hoodie stands in a red room behind a bar and explains how to make a mixed drink. He goes through the ingredients and the glassware to make the drink. he

OPTIONS:
- drinks the drink as he talks, and then pours sugar into a bowl mixing with alcohol.
- scrubs the glass with a long black cloth draining the liquid from the end.
- then swishes the other ingredients around the glass while mixing them together.
- fills the glass with ice and now makes the drink explaining the measurements.
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next sentence for the context: fills the glass with ice and now makes the drink explaining the measurements.


IN: What happens next?

Men in jerseys bent down on the field trying to figure out a play. they

OPTIONS:
- aren't very successful for the first time.
- covered the field and a close up crowd watched.
- hit the ball all around the field while kicking it back and forth.
- are conversing about what the next move is going to be.

OUT: are conversing about what the next move is going to be.


Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

He puts a wooden slat in the door entrance. He picks the slat up. He cuts the slat. He lays the slat down again. he

OPTIONS:
- removes the loose top half of the slat.
- puts the board away.
- uses another hand cut to cut a smaller piece.
- drills it into place.
A: drills it into place.


IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A close up of chairs are shown as well as a table and bench. The person begins using a tool on the chair to scrape off the paint. the person
OPTIONS:
- continues scraping paint off and showing off the furniture again.
- continues painting and cutting out a piece of her hair.
- then begins spraying paint all over the chair.
- then shows a brush and begins adding black paint.

OUT: continues scraping paint off and showing off the furniture again.


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

How to turn over a new leaf 
Identify negative habits. 
Some habits are bad for your physical health, while others may be bad for your mental or emotional health. However, many habits are good, and having habits helps you navigate the world everyday.

OPTIONS:
- For example, if you used to love to read, see if you remember to read. Now is a good time to begin replacing that not-so-great reading.
- Find patterns in how you think about yourself. Recall a recurring event, memory or a feeling you have in the past.
- Know what your habit is before trying to undo it. Your habit could include having trouble keeping your office orderly, having more drinks than your coworkers, or avoiding caffeine.
- As you move through your daily routine, try to identify which habits are bad, damaging, or otherwise hindering your ability to succeed. This can help you identify and isolate the habits that need changing.
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Answer:
As you move through your daily routine, try to identify which habits are bad, damaging, or otherwise hindering your ability to succeed. This can help you identify and isolate the habits that need changing.


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

How to clean your home on a budget 
Purchase a caddy that is heavy duty, has lots of space and a handle. 
Add a squeegee for windows, a pair of rubber gloves, and some ziploc bags for disposing of things you find around the house. 
Add some dusting cloths.

OPTIONS:
- A normal dusting cloth can do around 20 things. Also throw away the clean-off bottles that they were in.
- Gather miscellaneous household items to add to the caddy. Buy fence guards, additional toilet seats, and more.
- Choose regular microfiber cloths in different colours so you can use a different one for each room. Simply wash and re-use these cloths.
- Some regular cloths are also helpful, though not always. Add some hand cloths depending on how often the backyard areas will need them.
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Answer:

Choose regular microfiber cloths in different colours so you can use a different one for each room. Simply wash and re-use these cloths.